Research: Alternative tourism to earn 2.7B dinars by 2030
A study on "Economic Evaluation and Prospects of Non-Traditional Tourism in Tunisia" anticipates that non-traditional tourism sectors will generate approximately 2.72 billion dinars in revenue by 2030 and will contribute to the creation of around 21,500 new jobs. These sectors include tourism aimed at seniors, health and wellness tourism, guesthouses and rural tourism, luxury tourism, and platform-based rentals. The study emphasizes the importance of diversifying the tourism offering to support economic and social development, focusing on improving regulation and investment, and highlights the necessity of reforms to enhance the competitiveness of these sectors. The goal is to transform tourism from a seasonal model into a more sustainable and diverse system in Tunisia.
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