Morocco Hotels Quality 2030 World Cup Tourism Standards
21 July 2026
Major international hotel chains are multiplying their projects in Morocco ahead of the 2030 World Cup. But increasing the number of rooms won’t be enough: the country still (…)
21 July 2026
Major international hotel chains are multiplying their projects in Morocco ahead of the 2030 World Cup. But increasing the number of rooms won’t be enough: the country still (…)
21 July 2026
A man suspected of illegally operating as a tour guide was arrested in Marrakech after a video went viral. He allegedly demanded 1,000 dirhams for a ten-minute tour before (…)
20 July 2026
Transavia is increasing its flights between Paris-Orly, Ouarzazate and Dakhla. The two Moroccan destinations will be served three times per week, with an additional frequency (…)
20 July 2026
On several Moroccan beaches, umbrellas and chairs offered for rent occupy large portions of sand. During peak summer season, many families struggle to find a free spot near the (…)
20 July 2026
Morocco plans to add 60,000 beds to its hotel capacity before the 2030 World Cup, representing nearly 20% of its current capacity. The kingdom wants to transform the exposure (…)
20 July 2026
Accommodations different from listings, missing equipment or reservations unavailable upon arrival: complaints related to tourist rentals are recurring in Morocco. Consumer (…)
20 July 2026
After a July marked by unusually weak demand, Moroccan car rental agencies are banking on the massive arrival of MREs in August to revive their activity and clear out vehicles (…)
17 July 2026
Despite the heat and peak summer season, Saïdia is experiencing lower-than-expected visitor numbers. Local merchants are notably concerned about a worrying decline in Moroccan (…)
15 July 2026
Brussels Airport welcomed 11.68 million passengers in the first half of 2026. Despite strikes and air disruptions, Morocco remains among the most popular destinations departing (…)
14 July 2026
Rabat is relaunching its amphibious bus project on the Bouregreg. Two 36-seat vehicles, capable of driving on roads and navigating water, are to be acquired for tourist transport.