
Casablanca bookings by Canadian travelers surge nearly 250%
Casablanca is gaining ground among Canadians, with bookings to Morocco’s economic capital rising nearly 250% in FlightHub’s annual ranking of emerging destinations.

Casablanca is gaining ground among Canadians, with bookings to Morocco’s economic capital rising nearly 250% in FlightHub’s annual ranking of emerging destinations.

Canadian company Aya Gold & Silver is preparing to acquire 139 km² of mining permits in Morocco for four million Canadian dollars. The vast area, rich in copper and silver indications, is located near its Zgounder mine.

The Moroccan national carrier is already preparing its program for the summer season 2027. Royal Air Maroc plans to increase its flight frequencies to several major intercontinental destinations departing from Casablanca.

The city of Fès has been named a winner of Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Mayors Challenge 2026. The award recognizes innovative municipal projects using artificial intelligence and citizen engagement to transform essential public services.

The airline Royal Air Maroc has inaugurated a new direct line connecting Casablanca to Toronto . This initiative responds to the growing demand from the Moroccan community in Ontario, an active community that contributes to the Kingdom’s international influence.

Royal Air Maroc inaugurated a new air route connecting Casablanca to Toronto on Sunday. The inaugural flight, operated by a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, transported 204 passengers from Casablanca to Toronto. The return flight from Toronto recorded nearly 275 passengers, for a total of nearly 480 travelers on the two inaugural flights.

Following the directive issued by Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) on September 25, 2024, which now caps the domestic interchange rate at 0.65%, the Interbank Monetary Center (CMI) has been forced to align itself.

Royal Air Maroc continues its expansion in North America. The Moroccan airline has just announced the opening of a new direct line connecting Casablanca to Toronto, starting December 8.

In Canada, a Franco-Moroccan inspired restaurant located in the city of Toronto is forced to close its doors due to a lack of manpower.

The Minister Delegate in charge of Moroccans Living Abroad (MRE) was in Toronto to plead for the mobilization of Moroccan skills residing abroad. According to Nezha El Ouafi, far from home, Moroccans living abroad need to strengthen ties and exchanges with their country of origin.