After months of closure due to the state of health emergency, several hotels in Marrakech are preparing to reopen their doors next month. This is the case, for example, of the legendary "La Mamounia" and the famous "Royal Mansour" on October 15, as well as the "Opéra" and "Four Seasons" hotels, which are resuming their activities on October 31.
The French travel agency Plein Vent offers low-cost holidays in Morocco and other countries for the winter of 2020/2021. Brochures are available in travel agencies.
The impact of the health crisis has put the tourism sector in a very delicate situation. Tourism professionals in the Souss-Massa region, mainly Agadir, are mobilizing to remedy this.
Top Model Adriana Karembeu has been in Morocco for a few months now, with her daughter. In an interview with Madame Eva magazine, the Slovak woman confided that she is not complaining about her stay in Moroccan territory, despite the restrictions imposed by the authorities’ desire to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
Following the closure of several venues and the withdrawal of alcohol licenses, professionals in the field, through the Alliance of Free Trade Unions, organized a sit-in this Friday, September 25, starting at 10 a.m., in front of the Wilaya of the Casablanca-Settat region.
In anticipation of the imminent reopening of Moroccan airspace, tourism professionals in the Marrakech-Safi region are busy. The arrangements revolve around the "3R" operation.
In Marrakech , hoteliers want to save the winter season at all costs despite the closure of borders. Already about fifty establishments have reopened their doors.
Faced with the impact of the health crisis related to the coronavirus on their sector, more than twenty tourism and travel associations, including the European Travel Commission, have sent an open letter to European Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen, to ask the European Union (EU) to replace mandatory quarantine with screening tests.
Tourism professionals in the Marrakech -Safi region are determined to save the 2020/2021 winter season. This is the result of a recent working meeting of the Regional Tourism Council (CRT).
Domestic tourists flocked to the city of Agadir during the summer period. Result: the number of summer visitors increased by 3.12% compared to August 2019.
In the absence of a date for the reopening of Moroccan borders, tourism professionals are increasingly nourishing despair. They have no visibility on the resumption of their activity.
René-Marc Chikli, president of the Union of Tour Operating Companies (SETO), took advantage of the presence of Adel El Fakir, general manager of the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) at the general assembly of the EDV in Paris on Tuesday, to launch an appeal to the Moroccan authorities.