Morocco has just updated its health protocol for international travel by establishing a List C of countries whose travelers are prohibited from entering Moroccan territory.
Several dozen people rushed to Nantes Atlantique airport to take the last flights, after Morocco’s decision to suspend all links with France from Sunday.
Travelers to France from Casablanca airport have had to revise their programs, after the decision of the Moroccan authorities to suspend flights again with this country where the health situation has deteriorated in recent days.
Following the suspension of flights to and from France by the Moroccan authorities, travel agencies have been stormed by travelers who fear being stranded with all the consequences that this implies.
It’s a flurry of activity at Marrakech airport. 120 flights will have to be managed before next Sunday at 11:59 p.m., the time when there will no longer be any flights between Morocco and France. As Marrakech is the main destination for French tourists, the airport authorities are doing their best to meet the high demand.
For its winter flight program, the airline Transavia has just announced new routes to Morocco, offering more travel opportunities to its passengers.
Ryanair announced earlier this week the opening of a new base at Agadir Al-Massira International Airport in Morocco. For the Irish low-cost carrier, this new platform aims to contribute to the development of tourism activity and the local economy through job creation.
Moroccans have been numerous to travel via Brussels Airport in October, making the kingdom one of the important countries in the traffic of this airport.
The airline Transavia will launch, during the end-of-year period, a new connection from Nantes Atlantique airport to Fez.
For the end-of-year holidays, the airline Transavia France plans to connect the airports of Nantes and Fez. It also plans to strengthen its flight program from Lyon airport to Agadir and Marrakech.
Geneva Airport plans to serve more than 100 destinations, including Morocco, during the upcoming winter season. It offers direct flights that will be operated by some 40 airlines.
Ryanair has launched this Friday over 530 routes to Spain and Morocco for this winter. In total, 80,000 seats are offered to travelers wishing to visit the peninsula and the kingdom in November and December at a starting price of 9.99 euros.