Domestic Tourism: The Dilemma Facing Tunisian Families
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Many Tunisian families, especially those with limited or middle incomes, face difficulties in spending summer vacations in hotels and inns due to declining purchasing power and rising living costs. Despite the government's efforts to support domestic tourism through offers and discounts that provide preferential prices, accommodation prices remain high for many, prompting some families to rent houses or villas unofficially and share costs. Domestic tourism remains important, and a strategic plan must be developed that considers the income of all segments of society and enables everyone to enjoy quality tourism services.
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