The program "50 minutes Inside Le Mag", broadcast on Saturday on the French television channel TF1, promoted the wonders of Morocco. A large part is devoted to the stories of French tourists who love the kingdom and have made it a second home.
Professionals in the Moroccan tourism industry believe that the recovery of the sector will not be able to reach the pre-pandemic level in terms of the number of visitors. However, the year could end with good figures, with a revenue level of 78 billion dirhams.
Marrakech remains popular with French tourists. A few days before the All Saints’ holidays, they will undoubtedly be very numerous to go there.
Morocco is among the medium risk countries to visit in 2023. This emerges from the annual global risk assessment report unveiled by Global Guardian.
Morocco wants to reconquer the British market. In this sense, the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) has signed agreements with airlines such as Ryanair and Easyjet. Objective: to regain the pre-Covid figures.
The annual congress of British travel agents (ABTA) was held from October 10 to 13 in Marrakech. The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) brought together British tour operators, airlines, travel prescribers and media in order to present the tourism potential of Morocco once again.
For the past decade, Morocco has been carrying out major development projects in Dakhla with the aim of making this city near the Canary Islands a hub for the transit of goods, services and capital between Africa, America and Europe.
With the Marhaba Operation 2022 and the resumption of tourism activities, the sector is returning to a recovery rate before the health crisis, according to the monthly report of the Office des Changes published on Monday, October 3.
Good news for tourists and Moroccans living abroad (MREs) wishing to travel to Morocco. The health authorities have just ended the presentation of the PCR or the vaccine pass at the entrance to the territory.
The gradual lifting of restrictions is facilitating the return of French senior tourism. They are returning to warm up in the sun in Morocco, with the plane ticket and the stay package being affordable.
Tourism revenues amounted to some 36.7 billion dirhams at the end of last July, according to the Directorate of Studies and Financial Forecasts (DEPF), a strong increase of 179.1% compared to last year’s figures.
Classified as a top destination for the French, Morocco recorded strong growth this summer to the satisfaction of tour operators, members of the Syndicat des entreprises du tour-opérating (SETO).