AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAirline Shock: Royal Air Maroc is temporarily suspending 12 international routes after a Middle East fuel-price surge pushed costs higher and demand softer, including several Casablanca links to Central Africa and some Tangier/Marrakesh European services. Royal Mercy: Morocco’s King Mohammed VI pardoned 18 Senegalese AFCON final supporters jailed for violence in Rabat, citing “humanitarian reasons” ahead of Eid al-Adha—expected to free the remaining inmates. Eid Calendar: Morocco also declared an exceptional public holiday on May 29 to extend the Eid al-Adha break for state administrations and local bodies. Travel Demand: Morocco’s airports logged 9.7% more passengers by end-April, with international traffic driving growth. World Cup Footprint: New analysis warns the expanded 48-team 2026 World Cup could become the most-polluting sporting event on record—an environmental headache for tourism planners. Cheap Getaways: Ryanair launched a flash sale with fares from €14.99, including Rabat from €25.99, giving last-minute travellers a reason to book.
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