A multi-billion dirham investment has just been announced to modernize the airports of two Moroccan tourist cities. The objective is to double, and even triple, their capacity to accommodate the influx of travelers.
The Regional Association of Tourist Restaurants of Souss-Massa has denied the recent rumors of "unjustified" price increases for services in certain restaurants, reiterating the commitment of professionals to maintain the current rates.
Alsa will have new competitors in Morocco. The Spanish operator established in the kingdom since 1999 in Marrakech, then in Agadir and Tangier, could lose most of its urban transport concessions.
Verbal violence escalated into a brawl in a famous restaurant located in the tourist area "Marina" on the beach of the city of Agadir.
A small meteorite purchased in Morocco in 2018 could be the key to understanding how the solar system formed.
Volotea, the Spanish low-cost airline, will take over the two routes from Strasbourg airport to Agadir and Porto, operated by its Irish rival Ryanair, which announced at the end of July its withdrawal from three French airports.
In Morocco, the exaggerated rise in prices is slowing the momentum of domestic tourists and foreign visitors at the start of the summer season. The disappointment is great for tourism professionals who were expecting record crowds this summer.
Dental tourism in Morocco has been in vogue for a few years among European travelers, especially Spaniards. This is due to the low prices practiced in the kingdom in terms of dental care.
The airline Ryanair announces the cancellation of its services in three French airports: Strasbourg-Entzheim, Brive and Bergerac. A decision that affects Morocco.
Morocco confirms its status as a top destination for French vacationers this summer of 2025. Far from resting on a single flagship, the kingdom places three of its cities in the top 10 most sought-after international destinations.
A foreign-registered off-road vehicle entered the beach of Agadir, causing panic. Its driver was arrested by the police patrols operating on the city’s beach.
Celebrities from around the world continue to flock to Morocco. The latest to set foot on Moroccan soil is Gianni Infantino, President of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).