Battered for more than two years by the coronavirus, the tourism sector is showing promising prospects for this year, thanks to the improvement of the epidemiological situation in Morocco, according to the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasts (DEPF) of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
In order to strengthen its presence in Morocco, the Irish airline Ryanair intends to significantly increase the number of seats to Moroccan cities served as of this summer 2022.
Royal Air Maroc and the Israeli airline El Al are strengthening their cooperation . They have just signed a commercial code-sharing agreement.
Morocco is one of the most popular destinations at the beginning of this year , from Brussels Zaventem Airport.
Many countries, including France, are advising their nationals to leave Russia via the still existing connections. Given the prevailing situation there, what will Morocco’s position be?
With 86 weekly flights, France occupies the first place in terms of international travel to Morocco.
After a postponement due to the spread of the Omicron variant last December, Royal Air Maroc has announced its inaugural flight linking Casablanca to Tel Aviv on March 1st.
Since the reopening of the Moroccan borders, Marrakech-Menara airport is attracting the largest number of passengers. A 22% increase in the week of February 14-20 compared to the week of February 7-13, according to the established flight schedule.
A few days after the reopening of national air borders, thousands of Israeli tourists are announced in Morocco. Several companies are preparing to operate flights to the kingdom.
Three days after the reopening of national air borders, the low-cost airline Transavia is experiencing a resurgence of activity, resulting in an explosion of bookings to Morocco. They have gone from 500 in January to nearly 5,000 in the last three days.
British tourists are already very numerous to visit Morocco, especially Marrakech. Three airlines, including Ryanair , are ensuring their transportation to the country.
France announced on Tuesday the easing of certain restrictive measures for travelers from non-European Union (EU) countries. Good news for vaccinated Moroccans who will no longer be required to take PCR tests to travel to the country.