
Morocco Takes Off Thomas Cook
Travel company Thomas Cook records its best quarter since its relaunch. This growth is directly supported by massive enthusiasm for North African destinations , with bookings to Morocco more than doubling.

Travel company Thomas Cook records its best quarter since its relaunch. This growth is directly supported by massive enthusiasm for North African destinations , with bookings to Morocco more than doubling.

Muhamed Azam, 37, caused a scandal during a flight of the airline Thomas Cook, bound for Morocco. Drunk, he was refused an orange juice by the flight attendants, whom he wrongly accused of being racist.

After the bankruptcy of the tour operator, Thomas Cook, the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) is pulling out all the stops to guarantee the end of stay for the 268 tourists in Agadir.

More than 200 million dirhams in unpaid bills remain following the bankruptcy of the British tour operator Thomas Cook, according to a statement from the National Confederation of Tourism (CNT).

Upon the announcement of the bankruptcy of Thomas Cook, Morocco, through its Ministry of Tourism, immediately set up a crisis cell to monitor and supervise the repatriation of thousands of the tour operator’s clients. In total, 600,000 clients must be repatriated worldwide, including 150,000 British tourists.

In Morocco, the bankruptcy of the legendary tour operator (TO), Thomas Cook , is not without consequences for the many travel agencies and hoteliers. Proof of this, a crisis meeting was even held.

The city of Marrakech continues to attract international airlines. This is the case, for example, of Thomas Cook airlines which announces its second flight to Morocco.