As summer approaches, many Moroccans are disappointed by the high prices of accommodations and unpleasant surprises. Family vacations that turn into fiascos, pushing some to seek their happiness beyond the borders.
The presidents of the Regional Tourism Councils (CRT) of Marrakech, Agadir and Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima hope for occupancy rates of 80% this summer. Due to an obvious seasonality, the Oriental, Dakhla and Fès-Meknès will welcome fewer tourists during this summer season.
The Melilla government has tightened the conditions for granting tourism aid so that it does not benefit Moroccans in Europe who transit through the city to reach Morocco as part of Operation Marhaba or Paso del Estrecho (OPE).
Marrakech remains and continues to be the essential Moroccan destination, but there is another one, often forgotten from tourist circuits, just as beautiful, which deserves to be discovered.
According to data presented on Friday by the new president of the Union of Tour Operators (Seto), Patrice Caradec, Morocco, Tunisia and Southern Europe are among the destinations recording an increase in bookings this summer.
Morocco remains one of the most popular tourist destinations for the French. Beyond its landscapes, mild climate, beaches, desert, and gastronomy, the kingdom attracts travelers from the Hexagon for its very affordable cost of living.
In Morocco, hotel professionals have welcomed the decision to organize mystery visits in all tourist establishments, in accordance with the provisions of the new law 80-14 aimed at strengthening the quality and management of these establishments.
De nombreux touristes britanniques délaissent les destinations européennes populaires comme l’Espagne, le Portugal et l’Italie pour passer des vacances abordables et de qualité au Maroc.
In Morocco, the summer season is a period when lobbies and intermediaries take advantage to impose their rules in holiday destinations, ruining the Moroccan experience for vacationers and tourists.
A Moroccan city is among the most sought-after destinations by British tourists for cheap holidays. Many are leaving Europe for more affordable destinations in North Africa this summer.
For the 2025 summer season, 33 sites will fly the international Blue Flag label. This distinction, managed in Morocco by the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection, rewards beaches, marinas, and aquatic sites that meet strict environmental standards. This year’s assessment includes the addition of two new winners.
Belgium has issued recommendations for its travelers wishing to go to Morocco and Romania.