
Bretons Seek Sunny Escapes in Morocco for All Saints' Holiday Travel
Morocco is one of the preferred destinations for Bretons for the All Saints’ holidays. They want to go there to enjoy the sunny days.

Morocco is one of the preferred destinations for Bretons for the All Saints’ holidays. They want to go there to enjoy the sunny days.

After a mixed summer season, Brussels Airlines is seeing an increase in demand for the Morocco destination in the coming months. The airline wants to meet this demand by offering flights to Marrakech from October.

Morocco, Spain, Greece, Italy and France are among the most popular destinations in Belgium. As a result, Brussels Airport achieved good performance last month.

Thanks to Morocco and other destinations, Marseille airport has seen an increase in the number of passengers in July and August. In total, 1.16 million passengers were recorded.

Despite the health crisis related to Covid-19, the Moroccan passport has maintained its position as the second most powerful passport in the Maghreb. It ranks 135th in the annual ranking of the most powerful passports in the world.

Morocco is at the top of the destinations preferred by the French for the summer holidays. This is indicated by the data collected by the search engine Google.

The airline Ryanair plans to launch a new route to Morocco at Beauvais-Tillé airport. The launch of this line is part of the 2021 recovery program.

Israeli airlines have started operating their first direct flights from Tel Aviv to Marrakech . The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) and the company EL AL have already signed an agreement for the promotion of the Moroccan destination.

Subject to travel restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic, Eurowings Discover, the new leisure airline of the Lufthansa group, plans to launch flights to Morocco and other destinations. Its first inaugural flight is scheduled for tomorrow, July 24.

The airline TUI has decided to resume its flights to Morocco and other destinations this summer.

Morocco , Tunisia, or even Turkey are among the 80 destinations offered this summer by Lyon Saint-Exupéry airport. Two terminals are already reopened (2 and 1B).

TUI UK, the British branch of the German tour operator, has decided to cancel flights to Morocco and other destinations until August. The crisis due to the Coronavirus is to blame.