The airline Ryanair is recording strong demand for the summer season of 2025, with solid bookings and rising prices despite the recent heatwaves in Europe and especially in Morocco. Its CEO, Michael O’Leary, confirmed the very positive trend from Warsaw on Tuesday.
A new fraud method is being used by unlicensed tourist guides in Marrakech to circumvent the authorities’ checks.
For a flight that was supposed to last three hours, the passengers of a Ryanair flight from Bergamo to Marrakech were only able to reach their destination after an eleven-hour delay.
Morocco is preparing to implement its artificial intelligence (AI) strategy. The first national conference, organized last week, is part of this framework.
The Drâa-Tafilalet Regional Council approved, during its session on July 1st, the creation of the region’s first highway. This major project, costing 9.5 billion dirhams, is intended to connect Midelt and Khénifra.
A revolution in local taxation in Morocco. Since June 12, 2025, the management of the residence tax (TH) and the municipal services tax (TSC), previously handled by the General Treasury of the Kingdom (TGR), has been transferred to the General Directorate of Taxes (DGI).
The numerous complaints from Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) and non-resident co-owners have revealed a lack of transparency in the management of homeowners’ associations in collective residences.
An email dated September 2023 recently leaked to the British press, revealing that Swissport staff deployed at seven airports in the United Kingdom and the Channel Islands receive a £1.20 bonus, or just under €1.40, for each oversized bag spotted on EasyJet flights.
Faced with persistent drought and water stress, Morocco has opted for an unprecedented but costly solution: irrigation with desalinated water.
Faced with difficulties related to access to drinking water, the inhabitants of the Ghres Ali douar, located in the Taounate region, are calling on King Mohammed VI for help.
An employee of a money transfer agency in Tangier turned himself in to the police on Saturday, after the management of the establishment filed a complaint against him for the misappropriation of approximately 500,000 dirhams.
Air Algérie must make greater efforts to hope to one day supplant Royal Air Maroc (RAM), the second largest airline on the continent, behind Ethiopian Airlines.