How Items May Be Viewed and Examined
- Greet before browsing — Tunisian guests may expect a warm acknowledgment before any product interaction begins.
- Tunisian consumers tend to inspect items carefully before buying — expect close handling and quality checks.
- Bargaining is culturally ingrained — Tunisian guests may instinctively test whether prices are flexible, even in fixed-price settings.
- Always use your right hand when passing items to a Tunisian guest — the left hand is considered unclean.
- Tunisian consumers have a strong preference for cash — card-only setups may cause friction.
- Religious timing matters — behavior and purchasing pace may shift noticeably during Ramadan.
