Domestic tourism is gradually resuming in Morocco. With the easing of restrictive measures, Moroccans do not hesitate to take a few trips to the cities in the south of the kingdom, to the delight of tourism operators who are eagerly awaiting the arrival of MREs.
Russian tourists arrived on Sunday, June 6 in Agadir , coming from Moscow. This allows tourism professionals to regain their smile.
Morocco is one of the countries most in demand by French tourists during the upcoming summer holidays. This is what a study carried out by the search engine Qwant reveals.
Airlines are trying to reassure passengers regarding flights to Morocco. They are all awaiting a clear decision from the government to officially confirm the flights already planned.
After several months of inactivity due to the exceptional health crisis, event professionals will regain their smile. Gatherings are now authorized in Casablanca.
France has classified countries like Morocco , the United States in the orange zone and other countries in the green or red zone. This classification is part of the government’s policy on welcoming foreign tourists for this summer.
As part of the relaunch of activities for the 2021 summer season, the seaside resort of Taghazout is mobilizing. This site, considered "unique in its kind" and "best seaside destination", is waiting to welcome its first tourists.
Following the recent easing of restrictions and in view of the upcoming summer season, many Moroccans are wondering about the reopening of the kingdom’s borders. The scientific committee is still conducting some studies to ensure that the efforts made so far are not canceled.
Border closures or not, many foreign tourists are considering spending the summer in Morocco . The MisterFly company thus foresees excellent prospects for this summer in Morocco, even if the level cannot match that of 2019.
Many French people want to spend the summer vacation in Morocco . But without visibility, few of them are making reservations. The borders remain closed, but tourism professionals remain hopeful.
The Moroccan tourism sector is in agony, and with it, tens of thousands of families who depend on it and are on the brink of begging. The collective of the new generation of entrepreneurs in the sector is calling on King Mohammed VI for help.
In Marrakech , the health crisis related to the coronavirus is hitting tourism hard. Without visibility for the summer, hoteliers, restaurateurs, travel agents in the ochre city, storytellers, musicians and snake charmers are desperate. They call for the lifting of health restrictions.