Moroccan ferries will provide connections via the Strait of Gibraltar this summer. An operation made possible thanks to the entry of the Swedish Stana Line into the capital of the Moroccan company Africa Morocco Link.
As part of its expansion policy, the Danish ferry and logistics company DFDS, after approval by the competent authorities, has just finalized the acquisition of FRS Iberia/Morocco.
After almost a year of activity, the link between the ports of Malaga and Tangier is starting the year 2024 with two new features. A way for the company Marítima Peregra, which operates this line, to improve the quality of its services.
Moroccans residing abroad who were used to taking boats from the Intershipping company will be disappointed. The shipping company could disappear.
Spain has just engaged in discussions with Morocco to reactivate the maritime link between Tarfaya and Fuerteventura .
Changes in the regular connection between the port of Malaga, in southern Spain, and the Moroccan port of Tanger Med.
The Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV) ships operating maritime links to Morocco from Sète have been full and have generated an operating result that benefits the entire Italian company.
The gusts experienced in a large part of Spain have led the authorities to suspend maritime links, particularly between Almeria and Morocco.
GNV has just opened bookings for the 2024 season with a promotion. The ferry company of the MSC group offers a 40% discount on all scheduled trips from November 2023 to September 2024 inclusive, on all lines except the Balearic lines.
After a difficult Sunday marked by interruptions due to Storm Bernard, maritime traffic has resumed its usual pace this Monday between Algeciras and Tangier in the Strait of Gibraltar.
The "Marhaba 2023" operation to welcome Moroccans living abroad (MRE), which continues until September 15, is somewhat disrupted, due to the temporary suspension of the rotations of the ferry "Morocco Star". The origin of this suspension is a fire in the generator.
The CGT sailors filed a minimum 72-hour strike notice starting Wednesday, effectively blocking many travelers bound for Morocco at the ports of Marseille and Sète. Traffic is gradually resuming.