La Tour d’Eole, in Morocco, ranks among the ten most singular accommodations in the world distinguished by Tripadvisor in 2026. The Moroccan establishment takes the seventh place in this international ranking .
A confirmed reservation that disappears, documents stolen before departure, a hotel nowhere to be found upon arrival: Morocco holidays can quickly become a nightmare when booking platforms and insurance companies stop responding.
Fatim-Zahra Ammor assures that the Moroccan destination remains highly competitive this summer. Facing parliamentarians, the Tourism Minister unveiled a pricing study, attributing price surges to a critical lack of infrastructure.
Kasbah d’If, near Marrakech, is featured in the 2026 worldwide selection of the Versailles Prize dedicated to the most beautiful hotels. A distinction that places Morocco in a very selective list of sixteen establishments.
Despite inflation affecting hotels and restaurants, enthusiasm for summer vacations remains strong in Morocco. Driven by social pressure, many families are increasingly willing to go into debt to display an idealized lifestyle.
To host the 2030 World Cup, the Moroccan capital is accelerating the development of its hotel park . The objective is to quickly fill the shortage of rooms in order to compete with Spanish and Portuguese tourist infrastructure.
The emblematic Marrakech establishment, La Mamounia, joins a very exclusive circle of luxury hospitality. A renowned international magazine has just awarded it its brand new prize, confirming over a century of excellence and worldwide prestige.
Spanish hotel giant Barceló closed 2025 with historic results. With rising net profits, the group is pursuing its global development strategy through the acquisition of new real estate assets on the Moroccan market.
American justice is investigating FIFA, accused of inflating World Cup ticket prices. Among the matches scrutinized by prosecutors from New York and New Jersey: the Morocco-Brazil clash.
In preparation for the 2030 World Cup , Morocco’s capital is multiplying construction projects to strengthen its accommodation capacity. Dozens of hotel establishments are currently under construction or awaiting approval across the city.
With massive investments and attractive prices, Morocco is displaying new tourism ambitions. The kingdom has even surpassed the Canary Islands in the number of visitors, pushing the Spanish archipelago to defend its leadership.
Morocco is transforming its tourism industry by focusing on customer experience and innovation. With tens of thousands of beds created or rehabilitated, the Kingdom is attracting massive investor interest and stimulating its ecosystem of innovative businesses.