On the web, TikTokers and YouTubers - including Americans - are advising their followers not to go to Morocco and are citing the reasons. They say they have no intention of returning to the kingdom.
More than 960,000 tourists visited Morocco in September 2023, an increase of 7% compared to the same month last year, the Ministry of Tourism, Crafts, and Social and Solidarity Economy announced on Tuesday.
Moroccan tourism operators welcome FIFA’s decision to award the 2030 World Cup to the trio of Morocco-Spain-Portugal. This event should boost their sector.
The devastating earthquake that struck the Marrakech region on September 8 has undoubtedly affected the kingdom’s tourism sector, which was forecasting record revenues by the end of the year. But the impacts are minor, say the authorities, who remain optimistic.
Several hotel units and complexes in Marrakech, Agadir and Ouarzazate are at risk of closing their doors, for lack of public subsidies and new investments.
A famous British travel guide ranks a Moroccan village among the 20 most beautiful in the world. A Tunisian village is also featured in the ranking.
After the powerful and devastating earthquake that mourned the Moroccan people, Morocco receives strong support. Albatros, one of the pioneers of tourism in Egypt, announces a major investment in the tourism sector.
A Moroccan city is among the top 3 affordable destinations to visit for budget-conscious tourists. This is the result of a ranking by a specialized website.
The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) has just launched the national communication campaign "Ntla9awfMarrakech" (We’ll meet in Marrakech) to encourage domestic tourists to visit the ochre city after the violent and deadly earthquake of September 8.
Fatim-Zahra Ammor, Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts and Social and Solidarity Economy, stated that tourism activity has resumed its normal pace in Marrakech after the September 8 earthquake.
Over the years, halal tourism has become a reality in Spain. Many Muslims visit Andalusia, an important source of pride for them, but also other regions of the country.
Life is resuming its course in Marrakech, a week after the violent earthquake that struck the region. Hotel and restaurant owners in the tourist city fear the cancellation of bookings.