The lifeless body of a Dutch national of Moroccan origin was found in an apartment in the Al Irfane neighborhood of Tangier. The particularly disturbing circumstances of this death have caused great emotion and triggered a police investigation.
While the streets and entrances of Tangier are experiencing intense traffic congestion, hotels are far from being full. The tourism sector is thus experiencing a significant drop in attendance, for several reasons.
In Morocco, vacations mean traffic jams. A Moroccan living abroad met in Tangier recounts his daily ordeal.
The Tangier police services succeeded in apprehending on Tuesday a dangerous criminal specialized in car theft.
Vacation departures have turned into a real ordeal with endless traffic jams on several road axes connecting the cities of the Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma region, as well as within urban areas, caused by the massive influx of Moroccan visitors and Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
Record influx in the cities of northern Morocco at the end of the summer season. Many Moroccan families are heading to the region to enjoy the last vacation days.
While many cities like Marrakech, Agadir and Tangier are recording an influx of tourists, Casablanca is losing its appeal. Here are the reasons.
Morocco has applied to host the Formula 1 Grand Prix. If its application is accepted, the race will take place in Tangier.
An Air Arabia Maroc plane operating the Tangier-Barcelona route was diverted to Casablanca on Friday after colliding with a bird in mid-flight.
In the midst of the real estate crisis, Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima is the second region in Morocco in terms of the number of empty apartments, after Casablanca-Settat. A large part of these vacant apartments belong to Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
A Moroccan residing in Switzerland denounces the bad practices of a company specializing in maritime transport, which monopolizes the maritime link between the port of Tangier and Marseille in France, GNV to name it. Not to mention the high cost of boat tickets and the poor treatment reserved for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
Massive traffic jam this Sunday on the Tetouan-Tangier national road. Endless lines of vehicles were recorded on this section which is particularly congested during the summer due to the movements of families to spend their holidays in one city or the other.