6 Tunisia travel tips you need to know before you go – For rewarding and enchanting escapes
The Tunisian Dinar (TND is the official currency, which is often resorted to. Thus, when it comes to purchasing souvenirs from local markets or eating at small villages, you can only pay for same with the local currency. Also, money can be exchanged at exchange offices, banks and hotels, while you can make withdrawals from ATMs located in major cities and touristy parts of Tunisia with your credit or debit card. Importantly, you can use your credit or debit card at stores, restaurants, hotels and resorts, including what is arguably, the best resort in Tunisia, which is the well-positioned The Residence Tunis.
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