Tourism
Morocco achieved a new milestone in its tourism sector, welcoming 15 million visitors by the end of September 2025, a significant 14% increase compared to the same period last year. The Ministry of Tourism attributed this surge to enhanced promotional campaigns, expanded air connectivity, and upgraded......
A new air route linking Essaouira and Seville was inaugurated on Saturday with the arrival of a Vueling Airlines flight at Essaouira–Mogador International Airport. The connection marks another milestone for the UNESCO-listed coastal city, known as the “City of Trade Winds,” expanding......
United Airlines has announced a significant expansion of its seasonal nonstop service between Marrakech and New York/Newark (EWR), boosting capacity by more than 43% for the winter 2025-2026 season. This marks the highest-ever capacity for the route since its launch in October 2024, which was the first......
The recent release of Tourism Law in Morocco by Dr. Mohamed Chakaoulou marks a pivotal moment in defining the legal framework of one of the nation’s most vital economic sectors. With over thirty years of experience as a tourism consultant and specialist, Dr. Chakaoulou emphasizes the urgent need......
Spain’s state-owned airport operator Aena announced on Thursday a historic €12.8 billion ($15 billion) investment plan to modernize and expand the country’s airport infrastructure over the next five years. Spanning 2027-2031, this initiative marks Aena’s largest airport investment......
His Majesty King Mohammed VI inaugurated a newly constructed cruise terminal at Casablanca Port, a major step in elevating Morocco's tourism sector and positioning the city as a global hub for cruise traffic. The modern facility represents a crucial component of an ambitious restructuring program......
Spain, a global tourism powerhouse, has long grappled with the challenges of overtourism. Rising discontent among residents over overcrowding, inflated rental prices, and disruptive visitor behavior has persisted in major cities. Despite this, Spanish authorities are now shifting their focus toward attracting......
Morocco continues to solidify its standing on the global tourism map, attracting 13.5 million international visitors by the end of August 2025. According to the Ministry of Tourism, this represents a 15% year-on-year increase, showcasing the resilience of the sector and the success of Morocco’s......
Global tourism saw a steady upswing in the first half of 2025, with international arrivals rising by 5% compared to the same period in 2024. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism), 690 million travelers crossed international borders between January and June, exceeding......
Morocco's tourism sector is reaching new heights, welcoming 13.5 million visitors by the end of August 2025, a 15% increase compared to the same period in 2024, according to the Ministry of Tourism. This surge reinforces Morocco’s position as a leading destination in North Africa, driven by......
Rome has officially been recognized as the world’s most beautiful city for 2025, a tribute to its unmatched blend of ancient heritage and vibrant modern culture. From the iconic Colosseum to the enchanting Trevi Fountain, the Eternal City captivates visitors with its open-air museum experience,......
Morocco has secured a spot among the top three international destinations chosen by Spanish travelers in 2025, alongside the United States and Japan, according to recent data from Holafly, a company specializing in global mobile connectivity. The study highlights Morocco as a leading choice on Holafly’s......
The Moroccan National Tourism Office (ONMT) has initiated a nationwide consultation with industry stakeholders to shape its tourism strategy for 2026-2030. This ambitious plan seeks to reinforce Morocco’s position on the global tourism map by fostering collaboration, innovation, and sustainability. A......
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