Tunisian Tourism Sector Sees Sustained Growth in September and October
The president of the FTAV, Ahmed Bettaïeb, confirmed on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, that tourist bookings are maintaining a steady pace for the months of September and October in the regions of Nabeul and Hammamet. As a guest on the "Expresso" show, Bettaïeb highlighted the gradual return of the French and Algerian markets, in addition to traditional markets. He emphasized the need to monitor this tourist dynamic and respond quickly to any punctual issues. He specified that pricing remains differentiated for Tunisian and foreign tourists. Preparations are underway to support Saharan tourism and ecotourism in various regions of the country. This year, the performance of Tunisian tourist areas is considered better than last year. Many hotels have revised their prices upward in July and August, for both Tunisians and foreigners, in order to operate more smoothly and offer better quality services.
Key Points:
- Tourist bookings are maintaining a steady pace in Nabeul and Hammamet
- French and Algerian markets are gradually returning
- Pricing remains differentiated for Tunisian and foreign tourists
- Preparations are underway to support Saharan tourism and ecotourism
- Tunisian tourist areas are performing better than last year
Outlook:
The sustained growth in tourist bookings is a positive sign for the Tunisian tourism sector. With the gradual return of key markets and preparations underway to support emerging tourism segments, the sector is poised for continued growth and development. However, it is essential to monitor the situation closely and respond quickly to any challenges that may arise.
