Tourism activity is picking up in southern Morocco. Domestic tourists flocked to Agadir and Taghazout for Eid Al-Adha. The summer season is starting on a good note and the outlook is good for the rest of July and August.
Two months after the reopening of the Ceuta border with Morocco, the goods traffic has still not resumed. Local businesses are calling on the authorities to take steps to find a solution to this problem that is blocking the economic recovery of the autonomous city.
After two years of rehabilitation work, the Agadir Oufella site, a Moroccan historic monument, will be partially open to the public. Only the outdoor area of the fortress will be accessible to visitors.
Tourism activity has picked up again in Morocco. An accelerated pace that even suggests exceeding pre-pandemic performance this summer. As of the end of June, the number of arrivals is up 5%, or 1,140,000 tourists compared to 1,092,000 during the same period in 2019.
Moroccan hotels seem to have found the right formula to attract more vacationers by offering them a concept that allows them to fully enjoy their vacation without worrying about anything else.
Long awaited by the inhabitants of the city of Agadir, the first cable car line will finally be inaugurated this July, according to the local authorities.
The recovery of tourism activity observed since the reopening of borders is being confirmed in Morocco. At the end of May, revenues reached 20 billion dirhams, up 173% compared to 2021.
The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) met on Wednesday in Casablanca with its foreign delegates to take stock of the activities carried out as part of the relaunch of tourism markets and to pool efforts for the second half of 2022.
After complaints filed against them, fifteen travel agencies have been sanctioned by the technical advisory committee of travel agencies.
Two places in Morocco are among the most beautiful viewpoints in Africa. This is revealed by a study carried out by a specialized website.
For the 1st edition of "Happy Walls" dedicated to street art, several Moroccan and international artists were invited to create mural frescoes on the walls of the medina of the seaside resort of Saïdia Resorts.
Chef Nyesha Arrington, winner of the Food Network’s Chef Hunter award, discovered Moroccan cuisine during a trek organized by Modern Adventure, a platform that connects tourists to unique travel experiences, in Morocco. A great experience for this passionate cook who excels in her profession.