The Morocco faces Canada again this Saturday in Houston with a place in the World Cup 2026 quarter-finals at stake. But this time, the Lions of the Atlas are no longer advancing in the shadows. Their greatest adversary could be this new favorite status they must now assume.
Twenty-four passengers on a Ryanair flight to Marrakech were left on the tarmac of Tours airport on Wednesday. The plane took off without them to keep to its take-off slot despite a 45-minute delay.
Relief for travelers in the Centre-Val de Loire region. While the threat of route closures loomed due to the tug-of-war between Ryanair and the French government over taxation, the low-cost airline has confirmed the maintenance of its connections from Tours airport for the summer season of 2026, with Morocco as the main destination.
The air traffic at Tours airport was once again disrupted by thick fog on Tuesday, February 4th. A Ryanair flight from Marrakech, with 167 passengers on board, was unable to land as planned in mid-morning and was diverted to Limoges airport.
A Ryanair plane operating the Marrakech-Tours route this Saturday, December 28, was diverted to Clermont-Ferrand (Puy-de-Dôme).
The Ryanair FR5514 flight on December 24, from Marrakech to Tours, suffered a significant delay. Initially scheduled to land at 9:45 am, the aircraft was diverted to Beauvais. The passengers finally arrived in Tours by bus at 8:30 pm.
A Ryanair flight from Marrakech to Tours was diverted to Rennes on Saturday due to unfavorable weather conditions.
The city of Tours is working to address the lack of space in the Muslim sections. A new Muslim section will be created in Tours-Sud.
French customs officers made a surprising discovery in a Moroccan truck coming from Germany during a routine check at the Longue Vue rest area in Indre-et-Loire near the city of Tours. The 33-year-old Moroccan driver was arrested, taken into custody, indicted and incarcerated pending further investigation.
The Tours Criminal Court handed down, on Thursday, sentences ranging from three and a half to five years in prison to three of the four Moroccan drug traffickers tried for acts committed in January 2017. They had participated in a go-fast.