Morocco has become the number one tourist destination in Africa at the beginning of 2024. And for good reason, with direct flights offered from 14 cities in the United Kingdom, Morocco is attracting more and more British tourists.
The city of Agadir was a very popular destination for tourists during the first ten months of 2024. More than 1.16 million travelers, including a significant number of British, visited the city during this period.
Morocco is establishing itself as a leading tourist destination. By the end of October 2024, the kingdom had already welcomed 14.6 million visitors, shattering the record of the year 2023.
British tourists wishing to travel to Morocco during the Christmas and New Year holidays will have to present a printed boarding pass, or risk being fined.
Many Casablancans and tourists have expressed their dissatisfaction on social media with the sudden decision to impose entry fees on the esplanade of the Hassan II Mosque.
The Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued important recommendations for its citizens traveling to Morocco. These tips aim to ensure their safety and prevent any administrative problems.
Fatim-Zahra Ammor, the Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts, Social and Solidarity Economy, unveiled the government’s ambitious vision to "position Morocco among the top fifteen global tourist destinations, welcoming 26 million visitors by 2030", the year it will host the World Cup, alongside Spain and Portugal.
The signs are green for Moroccan tourism. The kingdom recorded a record number of tourist arrivals in the first nine months of the year, the Ministry of Tourism rejoiced, assuring that the momentum will be maintained in 2025 to reach the target of 26 million tourists by 2026.
Concern is growing among hotel and tourist accommodation owners in Morocco. Indeed, a "mystery guest" is about to inspect their establishments in the coming weeks. His mission: to evaluate the quality of services and write reports that could shake up the current hotel rankings.
Craving sun for the end-of-year holidays? Good news: Marrakech is showing lower prices for Christmas! A bargain for the French who want to fly to Morocco.
The Moroccan Ministry of Tourism, Handicrafts, Social and Solidarity Economy is committed to overhauling its hotel and tourist accommodation classification system.
The Dutch low-cost Transavia has resumed the Rennes-Marrakech air route, thus responding to the growing needs of businesses and residents of Ille-et-Vilaine and Brittany. The resumption of this route also facilitates business and leisure travel.