Moroccan cuisine is once again making its mark. Five prestigious establishments have just been recognized in the "World’s 50 Best Restaurants" awards, confirming the status of the tourist capital of the Kingdom as a leading gastronomic destination.
Tangier is establishing itself as a sunny and economical destination , offering spring-like temperatures of 20°C. Easily accessible from Europe, the Moroccan city is attracting visitors with its rich heritage, fine sandy beaches, and luxurious accommodations at very attractive prices.
The Moroccan tourism sector is posting historic performance in 2025. With nearly 20 million visitors and unprecedented revenue, the Kingdom has surpassed all the objectives set by its roadmap a year ahead of schedule.
With temperatures reaching 25 degrees and nine to ten hours of daily sunshine, Morocco is emerging as an essential destination for April . The Kingdom seduces with its unique blend of traditional cultures and modernity.
The seaside resort of Agadir has shattered its attendance records in 2025, establishing itself as the favorite destination of the French in Morocco . Thanks to attractive prices and exceptional sunshine, the kingdom is attracting more and more families.
Morocco has been selected among its five must-see destinations for spring 2026 . Between imperial cities and Saharan dunes, the country offers a cultural and natural immersion ideal for a "zero hassle" getaway.
Rabat, the Moroccan capital with a rich millennial heritage, is opening up more to international tourism thanks to new air links. Between Andalusian tradition and architectural modernity, the Atlantic city is establishing itself as a serene alternative to the classic imperial destinations.
Thirty minutes from Marrakech, the Agafay desert oscillates between global success and environmental saturation. Faced with the anarchic multiplication of camps, the authorities are launching a restructuring study to preserve this mineral site that has become a strategic asset.
The flare-up in the Middle East is paralyzing the hubs of Dubai and Doha , threatening $56 billion in revenue. In search of security, international travelers are now massively turning to Morocco and other African destinations.
The "Sept à Huit" program highlights the "all-inclusive" resorts of Agadir this Sunday, March 8th. The Moroccan seaside resort is banking on its exceptional sunshine to attract a French clientele in search of affordable and secure stays.
Royal Air Maroc announced Thursday the cancellation of its flights to Doha until 15 March and to Dubai for 6 March. These measures follow the growing instability of the security situation in the Middle East.
Once synonymous with the low season, the month of Ramadan no longer slows down tourism activity in Marrakech. Driven by a massive increase in air traffic and record international demand, the ochre city is establishing itself as a permanent destination for 2026.