Morocco is one of the 20 safest destinations in the Mediterranean for this summer. This is indicated by a study by the Targa consulting firm based on the Johns Hopkins Data Set, dated June 23, 2020.
Transavia and other airlines will operate flights from Paris-Orly airport, which reopened on Friday, June 26, 2020, to several destinations including Morocco.
Marrakech is making efforts to protect its environment in order to better sell itself to tourists. In this regard, it is among the top 50 green cities where it is nice to live and travel according to the latest ranking of "Tourlane", the online specialist for custom dream trips.
Royal Air Maroc plans a cautious, and above all selective, resumption of domestic flights. Two of the most important routes, Marrakech and Tangier, are not included in the airline’s program.
Morocco could be part of a "fifty or so" countries outside the Schengen area soon accessible to the French and other European travelers.
The low-cost airline EasyJet will operate flights to Morocco this summer. It is one of the 80 destinations offered by EuroAirport (Mulhouse).
Closed for a few months due to the coronavirus, the seaside resorts of Saïdia and Marchica are preparing to reopen. Despite all the goodwill of the competent authorities to offer attractive offers, these sites could lose, as soon as they resume, the clientele of Moroccans living abroad (MRE).
Heavily impacted by the global health crisis, Marrakech, a tourist city par excellence, is preparing to relaunch its activities. An integrated and complementary tourist product will soon be put in place at the request of the associations and representative bodies of the car rental sector.
The global health crisis has strongly impacted all the vital sectors of the country. Tourism, the main lever of the Moroccan economy, has experienced an unprecedented 45% drop over the past 4 months.
Airline ticket prices for Morocco have decreased this year compared to 2019.
As air traffic is timidly resuming, the low-cost airline TUI Fly announces the resumption of its flights to Morocco and other destinations in July.
The Moroccan tourism sector, one of the sectors most affected by the coronavirus pandemic, is preparing for its relaunch. Relying on its potential, Morocco remains a choice tourist destination for tourists at the end of the pandemic, according to the magazine "Travel Daily News".