Back in France, after several months of confinement in Marrakech, Adriana Karembeu shares her testimony on this experience that she lived with her daughter and her husband.
Car insurance contracts will soon undergo an evolution. This is a reform aimed at contributing to the technical recovery of the automotive branch.
The tourism sector in Morocco is in free fall and is dragging the Moroccan economy, which derives a significant portion of its revenue from it. The city of Marrakech, which at this time of year is invaded by tourists, is desperately empty.
The city of Marrakech is not letting the blow dealt by the pandemic to its tourism activity get it down. Already, it is preparing to host the annual meetings of the World Bank Group (WBG) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in October 2021.
At the end of the first six months of the year, tourism revenues in Morocco fell by 33.2%, or 11.1 billion dirhams. To limit the negative impact of the health crisis on the tourism sector and accelerate its recovery, a program contract covering the period 2020-2022 has been signed between public and private actors.
The Moroccan tourism sector, heavily impacted by the health crisis, is facing a drop in foreign exchange earnings. This decline is estimated at 60% of its revenues since the beginning of the year.
The health crisis due to the coronavirus has strongly impacted the hotel industry in Tangier. The region experienced a disastrous summer season.
No less than a dozen Moroccan beaches have been closed to the public in one week. However, some beaches on the Mediterranean coast and in the south of the country have escaped this ban.
Alice Morrisson is a Scotswoman who has adopted Morocco where she has been living for several years. Admiring the many facets of the Moroccan landscape, she has embarked on a journey across the country with three guides and camels.
Strongly impacted by the coronavirus, the tourism sector could rise from the ashes thanks to holiday vouchers, an innovation that the Istiqlalien group is preparing to propose to Parliament.
The coronavirus has severely impacted Moroccan tourism due to the closure of the kingdom’s borders. As a result, heavy losses have been recorded.
The government council has canceled the tourist production tax for Moroccan tourism professionals in order to revive the sector. Looking closer, this amnesty seems to benefit only the bad payers.