In 2024, Moroccan tourism recorded good performance. Morocco not only exceeded its pre-Covid-19 level, but also outperformed its direct regional competitors, such as Tunisia and Egypt.
According to the ranking of a specialized platform, two Moroccan cities are among the 10 best destinations for a romantic getaway during Valentine’s Day.
A petition is currently circulating in Rabat. At the origin of this initiative, the Nashid Center for an Enlightened Society is calling on the president of the city council, Fatiha El Moudni, on a subject that is annoying in Morocco: the lack of public toilets in the capital.
Moroccan tourists traveling abroad and Moroccans practicing liberal professions abroad are in the sights of the Office of Exchange.
Following the controversy generated by the obligation for some hotel clients to present a marriage contract, the Mouvement Populaire group in the House of Representatives has proposed a law to integrate civil status on the national identity card.
Morocco achieved record tourism revenues in 2024. According to the Foreign Exchange Office, these revenues reached 112.5 billion dirhams, an increase of 7.5% compared to the previous year.
Morocco plans to establish a direct air link with India in order to strengthen trade and tourism exchanges between the two countries.
The tourism potential of the Oriental region is particularly strong. Moroccan and foreign journalists, influencers and travel agents were able to discover it during a roadshow organized by the Regional Tourism Council (CRT) with the support of the Moroccan National Tourism Office (ONMT).
In Marrakech, hotels were full of Moroccan tourists during the school holidays.
British tourists could rush to Morocco at the expense of Lanzarote, an island in the Canary archipelago off the African coast and administered by Spain, known for its unique volcanic landscapes.
MP Fatima Tamni (Federation of the Democratic Left) has strongly criticized Morocco’s tourism policy.
In anticipation of the 2030 World Cup, Moroccan MPs have drawn the government’s attention to the lack of flights affecting certain tourist hubs in the kingdom, as well as the rise in airfares, denounced by Moroccans in the diaspora last summer.