Regulations aim to pursue legitimate policy objectives, but when they are overly restrictive or onerous, a comprehensive review can help identify problematic areas and develop alternatives that achieve such objectives without harming competition. This assessment identifies distortions of competition in Tunisian legislation. It proposes 351 specific recommendations for the removal of regulatory barriers to competition in the tourism sector. The benefits of removing these barriers will lead to increased market entry and facilitate business operations, bringing about lower prices, more innovative and diverse services, greater choice for consumers, and the ability to better meet wide‑ranging demand as new, more efficient enterprises enter the market and existing firms adopt more innovative forms of production and service delivery.