
Jet2 Expands Winter Routes to Morocco, Offering Flights from 13 UK Airports
British airline Jet2 has planned flights to Morocco as part of its winter program.

British airline Jet2 has planned flights to Morocco as part of its winter program.

Moroccan tourism professionals expect a record summer season and a recovery in tourism activity, with an influx of domestic and foreign tourists, as well as Moroccans residing in Europe.

The Regional Directorate of Equipment, Transport and Logistics of Souss-Massa has recently launched the geotechnical study and preliminary project expertise for the Agadir bypass highway project.

The proposal by an association to rename certain streets and public facilities in the city of Agadir in honor of Moroccan Jewish personalities is not well received.

The viral video of the assault on two British tourists by a small taxi driver in Agadir has reignited the debate on the urgency of regulating the ride-hailing sector, which offers more security.

The police services of Agadir, in collaboration with the services of the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), have arrested a 42-year-old man for his alleged involvement in a case of violence against two women on public roads.

Seven Moroccan cities are included in the ranking of the 1000 major cities around the world. However, this represents a mixed success due to the average to relatively low positions they occupy.

Transavia will launch new routes to Morocco, including one from Montpellier-Méditerranée airport next winter, as part of the renewal of its partnership contract with the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT).

Operators of sunbeds and parasols continue to dictate their law to tourists. Recently, a German tourist was the victim of an armed assault on Agadir beach.

Transavia France, the low-cost subsidiary of the Air France-KLM group, put on sale this Tuesday, May 20, tickets for a new air route between Montpellier and Agadir. The first flight is scheduled for October 21.

The regional brigade of the Royal Gendarmerie of Agadir dismantled a large network of illegal gold extraction last weekend in Tata. Three people were arrested in flagrante delicto, in the middle of the night. TEXTE: In collaboration with the authorities and the police forces, the elements of the Royal Gendarmerie proceeded on Saturday to the arrest of these three members of the network, caught in the act of illegal gold extraction in the middle of the night, reports Assabah , specifying that important modern logistical means, including the latest generation of metal detectors, were seized on the spot. This area would be teeming with a considerable quantity of gold nuggets, arousing the interest of many networks that carry out illegal extraction operations there. The operation follows close surveillance of the members of the criminal network, who were followed as they headed towards the area in two off-road vehicles. Some of them managed to flee in one of the vehicles after the unexpected intervention of the gendarmes, details the daily newspaper. The three defendants were taken into custody, under the supervision of the public prosecutor’s office and at the disposal of the investigation. The investigations continue to find the fugitives. Other members of the network could be apprehended in the coming days.

The official launch ceremony of African Lion 2025, the military exercises jointly organized by the Moroccan and American Armed Forces, took place on Monday at the headquarters of the Southern Zone General Staff in Agadir. This 21st edition starts on May 14 and ends on May 23.