A travel expert reveals his booking forecasts for the month of May. By analyzing pricing data, he recommends strategically choosing sunny and affordable destinations like Morocco.
In March 2026, a report assesses Morocco as the fourth country most exposed to a global energy collapse. This alarming position, highlighted after the oil price surge, is explained by a massive dependence on imports.
The recent increase in fuel prices, reaching 2 dirhams for diesel , revives concerns about purchasing power. Faced with the volatility of the global market, professionals in the sector are warning of the imminence of a new dizzying increase at the pump.
Despite a record production this season, the Moroccan olive oil sector is suffering significant losses. The bad weather and labor shortages have prevented the completion of the harvests, dangerously threatening the new flowering cycle.
Hanane, of Moroccan origin, thrives in her work as a order preparer in a Brussels supermarket. However, faced with soaring inflation and expensive rents , this mother of a family is increasingly struggling to make ends meet.
Faced with rising flight prices, finding an economical summer stay seems difficult. However, the Moroccan coastal city of Agadir has just been crowned the most affordable destination for the summer of 2026 , far surpassing its European competitors.
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.
The surge in prices of agricultural products on Moroccan markets during Ramadan is causing great concern. Between climatic conditions, massive exports and the multiplication of intermediaries, professionals and consumer associations are clashing over the causes of this price spike.
The closure of the Strait of Ormuz is shaking the global fertilizer market . Heavily dependent on raw materials from the Middle East, Morocco fears major disruptions to its phosphate exports, reviving concerns about global food security.
Faced with an expected price increase on Monday , Moroccan drivers have saturated service stations this weekend. Tensions in the Middle East are pushing diesel and gasoline prices to critical levels on international markets.
The global surge in kerosene prices , fueled by geopolitical tensions, is weighing on airlines operating in Morocco. Despite a likely increase in fares, experts remain optimistic about the Kingdom’s tourism attractiveness for 2026.
The price of diesel is expected to cross the 13 dirhams mark from March 15. Analyst Zakaria Garti warns of Morocco’s vulnerability, between soaring global prices and major structural failures in the national storage system.