The derogatory travel certificate will not be abolished. The authorities of Marrakech denied the rumor that had circulated last Friday and confirmed the maintenance of access restrictions to the city.
The travel authorization is no longer mandatory in Marrakech. This is the decision of the authorities in order to ease the restrictive measures imposed to fight against the coronavirus.
The legendary Jamaâ el Fna square, with its intangible heritage and millennial folklore, is one of the biggest attractions in Marrakech. But in the current health context, a cemetery silence reigns in the absence of tourists.
Hundreds of temporary tourism workers can no longer cope. They organized a protest movement in front of the national tourism office in Marrakech to ask the government to grant them the aid that will allow them to overcome the social consequences generated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Possibility of access to Marrakech without authorization, this is the new proposal that the authorities of the ochre city are analyzing. This option is part of the easing of health measures imposed in the city.
The Congress of the Association of British Travel Agents and Tour Operators (ABTA) will be held in 2021 in Marrakech. The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) announced this in a video addressed to British tourists.
The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) is taking action to facilitate traffic in the kingdom. It has just carried out the construction of a new generation of toll plazas on the Casablanca-Berrechid axis, thus allowing users to optimize travel conditions.
After a few months of renovation work, the Mamounia opens its doors on October 16th. Good news for tourists, who have started to set foot in Marrakech in recent days.
The autonomous water and electricity distribution agency of Marrakech has announced a series of power cuts in certain neighborhoods. The partial load shedding is due to maintenance and network expansion work.
With the delay in the relaunch of tourism in Marrakech, tourism operators, including the French Union of Tour Operators (SETO), are calling for the requirement of a PCR test on arrival rather than departure for tourists.
The former director of the Urban Agency of Marrakech risks losing French nationality. The man is serving a 10-year prison sentence for a corruption case.
A fake policeman was arrested in the act of identity theft. The individual would also have harassed a minor and tried to extort money from passers-by.