
Morocco's World Cup Success Sparks Tourism Boom, Social Media Frenzy
The historic journey of the Atlas Lions at the 2022 Qatar World Cup is having a more than positive impact on Moroccan tourism.

The historic journey of the Atlas Lions at the 2022 Qatar World Cup is having a more than positive impact on Moroccan tourism.
The famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square in Marrakech will soon offer tourists a new face. The renovation work undertaken by the city authorities is progressing rapidly.

Taking advantage of the world’s interest in Morocco thanks to the exploits of the Atlas Lions, the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) is launching a campaign aimed at giving even more visibility to the kingdom.

The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) has partnered with Violet PR, one of the best public relations firms based in New Jersey, to make Morocco an exclusive travel destination in North America.

While the Office of Exchange says it has undertaken a reform to simplify the regime of tourist allowances for all stakeholders, including banks, it has been found that the new regime is detrimental to many Moroccans traveling abroad.

The exploits of the Atlas Lions in Qatar not only make football fans happy. They also constitute a good advertising campaign for Moroccan tourism , according to the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT).

At the initiative of the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT), Israeli tourism leaders are in conclave from December 5 to 8 in Marrakech. The objective is to get closer to their Moroccan counterparts in order to be informed once again of the tourism potential of Morocco.

Marrakech is hosting the 117th session of the Executive Council of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). A meeting during which the global tourism elite will reaffirm the priority guidelines post-Covid-19 for the development of the resilience of the sector.

After two years of health restrictions related to Covid-19, hotels are recording very strong demand for the end-of-year holidays. Bookings are exploding and professionals hope to reach pre-Covid figures.

The tourism potential of Morocco and Israel was highlighted at the Global Investment Forum organized by The Jerusalem Post in Marrakech.

Thanks to the widely popular Moroccan destinations, traffic at Toulouse-Blagnac airport rebounded in the 3rd quarter of 2022.

Essaouira is one of the 24 best destinations that British tourists can visit next spring. This is indicated by the ranking of "Condé Nast Traveller", a magazine specializing in travel and lifestyle. The city of the trade winds is also described as one of the best environmentally friendly cities.