In Tunisia, tourist revenues crossed the threshold of 1.6 billion dinars (approximately 512 million dollars) by April 10, 2026, recording an increase of 4.3% compared to the same period of the previous year, according to monetary and financial indicators published by the Central Bank of Tunisia on Thursday, April 16.
At the same time, labor income increased by 5.9%, reaching 2.4 billion dinars (approximately 768 million dollars), compared to 2.2 billion dinars (approximately 704 million dollars) a year earlier.
These two main sources of tourist revenues and labor income have covered debt services to the tune of 166%, amounting to 2.4 billion dinars (approximately 768 million dollars).
As for net foreign exchange reserves, they stood at 24.3 billion dinars (approximately 7.78 billion dollars) on April 15, 2026, compared to 23.2 billion dinars (approximately 7.42 billion dollars) a year earlier, equivalent to 101 days of imports.
Finally, banknotes and coins in circulation reached 28 billion dinars (approximately 8.96 billion dollars), up 18% from a year ago, reflecting a significant increase in liquidity circulating in the Tunisian economy.
