
Rising Middle Class Fuels Moroccan Tourism Boom in Europe
While some Moroccans choose to spend their summer vacations in the country, others prefer to go abroad, especially to Europe.

While some Moroccans choose to spend their summer vacations in the country, others prefer to go abroad, especially to Europe.

It seems that Moroccans, in search of the Eldorado, have once again defied the Mediterranean. A group of 1,023 illegal migrants was arrested on Monday, July 29, 2019, by the Turkish border forces in the province of Edirne, in northwestern Turkey.

This summer, despite the tourist appeal of mainland France and the rise of the transatlantic coast, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey are once again becoming a popular destination for the French.

The Moroccan company, Royal Air Maroc, will launch a new route next week from Casablanca to Istanbul. However, this must concern the "Istanbul-Sabiha Gokcen" Airport.

In 2016, an Iraqi businessman, Ahmed Mawlood Mohamed, was kidnapped and murdered by three individuals in Turkey. These criminals are divided into a Moroccan national and two Iraqis. They had kidnapped their victim after offering their services to set up a currency exchange office in Istanbul.

The airline Turkish Airlines has just announced the launch of a new air link between the Casablanca airports and Antalya, starting June 10.

Younès Belhanda and Galatasaray are dominating the Turkish championship with two games to go. The Moroccan international was even the decisive passer on the first goal in the match that allowed Galatasaray to win the Turkish Cup against Akhisarspor (3-1) last Thursday, May 16. And already, the question is being asked whether the player will leave or stay with the Istanbul club.

Good news for Moroccans in the north wishing to travel to Turkey for the next summer vacation. The low-cost airline Air Arabia Maroc has just announced the launch of a new route between the cities of Tangier and Istanbul.

50,000 dirhams. This is what some intermediaries are offering to personalities so that their children are exempted from military service, for example by having them travel abroad.

The Turkish airline Turkish Airlines has just announced the launch, starting April 15, of a new airline between Istanbul and Marrakech.

A week ago, Australian extremist Brenton Harrison Tarrant caused many victims in Christchurch, New Zealand. In a manifesto published shortly before his act, he cites Turkey many times. Recep Tayyib Erdogan claims he also came to Morocco.