The dissemination of a video on social networks has led to an administrative sanction against a bus driver of the Flemish company De Lijn. The man was suspended from his duties for a period of four days after being filmed praying on the public highway , next to his parked vehicle.
The Al-Charif Al-Idrissi airport in Al Hoceima , although having benefited from significant modernization investments in recent years, is at the heart of a lively controversy. Local actors and Moroccans residing abroad denounce a "real air isolation", as the renovated infrastructure is not accompanied by the opening of any regular international route, yet crucial for the region.
A fleet of 207 new buses is being deployed in Marrakech to improve the service, a project that is part of a new delegated management model led by the group of local authorities.
The city of Rabat is preparing to inaugurate a new major rail infrastructure. The third high-end station of the capital, located in the Hay Ryad district , is scheduled to be operational before the end of November 2025, after a record construction time.
A couple of tourists say they feel they were scammed by the TUI company for a 15-day group trip to Morocco.
Suspended since the outbreak of the war in Gaza in October 2023, direct flights between Israel and Morocco resume for the delight of Israelis.
The airline Ryanair is taking a new step in its dematerialization strategy. As of this Wednesday, November 12, it is no longer possible for passengers to check in or print their boarding pass directly at the airport, except in Morocco.
Rabat is preparing to launch a new and unprecedented tourist attraction in Morocco. The capital will be equipped with amphibious tourist buses to offer an experience combining a land route and navigation on the Bouregreg River , thus connecting the sites on both banks.
The city of Rabat has been selected by the C40 Cities Finance Facility (CFF) to benefit from technical and financial support. This program will help the Moroccan capital transform its climate plans into a concrete green infrastructure project, focused on electric mobility.
Royal Air Maroc has detailed the schedule of its ambitious fleet expansion plan, which aims to transform the company into a major global player by 2037. The national carrier will begin receiving the first aircraft from this acquisition program starting in 2028.
The fleet of Royal Air Maroc continues to grow. The national carrier has just received a new long-haul aircraft, marking a new stage in its strategic expansion plan aimed at strengthening its global presence.
Morocco is preparing to receive a large delivery of electric buses to modernize its urban transportation, particularly in Casablanca, in preparation for the Africa Cup of Nations. The contract was won by the Chinese manufacturer Yutong, a global leader in the sector, whose technologies are, however, the subject of close scrutiny in Europe for cybersecurity reasons.