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Strengthening Morocco's Tourism: Strategic Collaborations with German Operators

Thursday 07 March 2024 - 08:45
Strengthening Morocco's Tourism: Strategic Collaborations with German Operators

In a bid to advance Morocco's thriving tourism sector, the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) has embarked on a mission to establish strategic alliances with German tourism operators. This initiative was unveiled at the prestigious ITB Berlin, the region's largest tourism fair, held from March 5th to 7th.

Adel El Fakir, the General Director of ONMT, spearheaded a delegation consisting of both governmental and private tourism stakeholders on a journey to Berlin. There, they dedicated their efforts to securing lucrative agreements with German operators, aiming to enhance Morocco's standing in the German market, one of Europe's primary outbound tourism markets.

Morocco's steadfast dedication to the tourism sector is underscored by its ambitious goal of attracting 26 million tourists by 2030, a significant increase from the record-breaking 14 million visitors in 2023. This rapid growth is fueled by substantial investments in the industry, positioning Morocco as a premier Mediterranean destination for German travelers.

El Fakir emphasized the significance of the German market, stating, "For this edition, we have assembled a task force with the aim of boosting our presence on the German market, a strategic market for Morocco as a destination." The German market, which sees over 67 million trips annually, with 73% being international excursions, holds immense potential for Morocco's tourism sector.

At ITB Berlin, Morocco's ONMT showcased the enticing tourism assets of Agadir and Marrakech, two of the country's most coveted destinations for German tourists. A captivating 130-square-meter stand was dedicated to showcasing the unique charms of these cities, further enticing potential visitors.

The proactive approach of ONMT has already yielded impressive results, with the signing of significant agreements with prominent German tour operators such as Avec Der Touristik, Al Alltours, and Condor Airlines. These strategic alliances are poised to accelerate Morocco's tourism growth, cementing its status as a top destination for discerning German travelers.

As Morocco continues to unlock its vast tourism potential, the nation's unwavering commitment to fostering international partnerships and delivering unparalleled experiences for visitors remains steadfast. With its rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and warm hospitality, Morocco is poised to captivate the hearts and imaginations of travelers from around the globe.


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