Morocco Hotels Slash Prices Summer Deals MRE Discounts
To offset losses linked to Middle East tensions, Moroccan hoteliers and travel agencies are slashing prices. Exceptional discounts await summer vacationers and Moroccans from around the world for the summer season.
Sector professionals are working hard to save their year. Facing declining visitor numbers caused by the Middle East conflict in recent months, many hoteliers and travel agencies are breaking their usual rates. According to Hespress information, aggressive promotional offers display discounts reaching sometimes 50%. This commercial strategy aims to stimulate the market and generate new economic momentum before the start of the summer holidays.
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This major seduction offensive primarily targets locals and Moroccans living abroad (MRE). To welcome them, preparations are intensifying in accommodation facilities to raise service standards. While coastal destinations like Agadir, Safi, El Jadida, Essaouira and Tangier are already recording a surge in bookings, rural and mountainous areas around Ouarzazate and Al Haouz are also mobilizing to attract vacationers despite the heat.
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In the Draa-Tafilalet region, discounts were launched preventively as early as spring to capture customers. Classic destinations, however, are escaping this downward trend. In Marrakech, hotel establishments choose to maintain, or even increase their rates. Strong with a continuous flow of advance bookings recorded as early as March and April, these strongholds of national tourism ensure strong activity without needing to discount their nights.
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