Moroccan domestic tourism generated more than 121 million overnight stays in 2025, accounting for 28% of the total. Faced with this surge, the government is accelerating infrastructure modernization and training to strengthen this economic pillar.
Facing the global kerosene crisis, airfare prices to Morocco risk skyrocketing. Travelers, particularly MREs, are urged to book their flights quickly to avoid this inevitable increase.
Despite a national compliance rate exceeding 95% in 2025, several beaches in the Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma region remain severely polluted. Wastewater discharge and plastic proliferation threaten local public health and safety.
Seducing an affluent international clientele with its climate and tax benefits, Marrakech has transformed into an ultra-luxury destination. Between palace hotels, influencers, and exclusive parties, the ochre city now rivals Dubai or Ibiza, despite growing gentrification.
The Malaga province has become the preferred destination for Morocco’s middle class for shopping. Just a few hours’ drive away, these tourists with strong purchasing power are energizing the local economy through massive spending.
Faced with inflation and uncertainties linked to the Middle East conflict, French tourists are rethinking their summer plans. Distant trips are being abandoned in favor of closer, more reassuring destinations, propelling Morocco among the preferred choices.
Taking a taxi in Marrakech is becoming a nightmare for residents. Attracted by foreign financial gains, many drivers are boycotting Moroccan clients, provoking user anger and inevitable tensions at taxi stands.
The surge in plane ticket prices , caused by the Middle East conflict, is disrupting summer plans. Faced with skyrocketing airfares, many travelers are forced to cancel their planned trips to Morocco.
Attracted by record statistics and the 2030 deadline, Morocco is becoming a priority target for hotel multinationals. While this dynamic modernizes the sector, it raises major challenges regarding local economic returns.
The Casablanca-Settat region is undergoing a decisive turning point in the management of its coastlines. Under the leadership of Wali Mohamed Mhidia, beach access will become completely free starting next summer season, putting an end to exploitation practices and monopolies.
The Middle East conflict is triggering a global kerosene supply crisis . Facing prices that have doubled, Morocco fears an explosion in airline ticket costs, directly threatening its tourism sector and air traffic.
Facing Middle East conflict and soaring airfares, many French vacationers are canceling distant trips. In search of safety, some travelers are turning to closer, more reassuring destinations like Morocco.