"MatmchichB3id", this is the name of the campaign that will soon be launched by the Regional Tourism Council (CRT) of Rabat-Salé-Kénitra in collaboration with the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) . This campaign is mainly aimed at promoting domestic tourism.
The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) will crisscross the 12 regions of Morocco starting this Thursday to meet with the heads of the Regional Tourism Councils (CRT) and industry professionals. The objective is to put in place the roadmap for the sector’s recovery plan.
The Tour Operator Boomerang Voyages has decided to reopen clubs in Morocco, the Dominican Republic, the United Arab Emirates and the Canary Islands.
Developing a new roadmap for the Moroccan tourism sector is the major concern of industry professionals who are in full discussion with the supervisory and Finance departments on this subject. The key points revolve around the preservation of equity and cash flow support.
The CNSS is proceeding with the payment of the flat-rate allowance for the tourism sector for the month of October since Monday, December 1.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has just classified several African countries at level 3 of the Covid-19 risk. Unfortunately, Morocco is one of them.
Tourism stakeholders, ministry of tourism officials and the professional group of Moroccan banks organized a virtual meeting on the economic recovery of the sector. During this meeting, tourism transport professionals called for a new moratorium on the repayment of bank loan installments and leasing maturities until December 31, 2020 without payment of fees or penalties for tourism companies and their employees.
The restaurant sector, once thriving with the massive influx of tourists, is struggling to relaunch despite the resumption of activities. Faced with the uncertainty that seems to be setting in for the long term, cafe and restaurant owners are calling on the authorities to take strong measures.
Heavily impacted this year by Covid-19 and its corollaries, tourism and air transport are receiving a breath of fresh air from the government. For the year 2021, the supervisory ministry benefits from more than 534 million DH to relaunch tourism activities that have been sluggish since last March and support the air transport sector which is facing an unprecedented crisis.
The health crisis related to the coronavirus has had a negative impact on tourism investments to the point of darkening the horizon of a better tomorrow.
Travel agents want to relaunch their activities at all costs. To this end, they met with Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts, Air Transport and Social Economy to reflect on the development prospects of the sector.
Morocco wants to make the Sahara a strategic link to sub-Saharan Africa. This is in line with the vision of King Mohammed VI who, on November 7, 2020, on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the Green March, reaffirmed his objectives of economic development "of the great Moroccan South".