Manners in Tunisia

Greetings

Modest clothing desirable in public places as Muslim majority.
Consideration needed to refrain from eating and drinking during daytime in Ramadan.
Using right hand when passing objects or eating is considered proper etiquette.
Non-Muslims may have restricted entry inside mosques.
Always get permission before photographing people or military facilities.
Alcohol-serving shops mainly in tourist areas, discreet in places with few locals.
Excessive physical contact or staring at women is rude.
Tipping (baksheesh) at cafes and restaurants around 10%.
Avoid critically discussing politics and religion in conversations.
Bringing sweet pastries or flowers when invited to homes is appreciated.