Morocco Named Among Top 7 African Travel Destinations for 2024

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Morocco Named Among Top 7 African Travel Destinations for 2024

Morocco is one of the seven must-see African destinations to visit in 2024, according to Le Matin.

Morocco is one of the seven must-see African destinations to visit in 2024, according to Le Matin. The six other destinations on the continent to visit this year are: Rwanda, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Namibia, and Tanzania. The daily invites travelers to visit these seven countries. In this sense, it provides them with an insider’s guide that recommends activities, depending on the destination country, such as exploring ancient medinas, camel trekking, and tasting the flavors of traditional Moroccan cuisine.

The authors of this top 7 describe Africa as an unprecedented mosaic of diverse stories, landscapes, cultures, and experiences, "making it a must-visit destination for any traveler." "From the majestic wildlife of Kenya to the ancient medinas of Morocco, Africa offers a diverse beauty of natural wonders and historical treasures," they assure, also noting that Africa’s rich cultural heritage, manifested through vibrant markets, ancient traditions, and welcoming communities, offers a unique opportunity to experience immersive and authentic travel experiences.

To support their statements, the authors of the ranking recalled the declarations made by Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary-General of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), on the occasion of Africa Day 2023. Pololikashvili described Africa as a dynamic hub of entrepreneurship and innovation, while highlighting dynamic cities and a rich mosaic of cultures. "He also highlighted the continent’s emergence as a key player in the global tourism landscape, with some of the most exciting destinations," they recall. The official also stressed the importance of prudent management of the tourism sector in Africa. According to Pololikashvili, this sector has the power to foster recovery, growth, and inclusive development across Africa.