AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoSports Tourism: Nigeria’s Flamingos won their first FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco, beating Japan 2-1 in the final. The landmark event puts Morocco in the global spotlight as a host for major tournaments. Dakhla’s international race also drew a record 6,400 participants, showcasing the city’s potential for sports travel. New Connections: easyJet’s twice-weekly London Luton–Rabat service began November 5. TUI plans to add Brussels flights to Essaouira and Fez for summer 2027, broadening access to Morocco’s coast and cultural cities. Tourism Growth: Morocco’s tourism revenue reached MAD 97.9 billion by the end of August, while the national tourism office is stepping up efforts to attract UK visitors. Hotels: Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech, and Missoni have unveiled plans for a resort club, amid broader growth in Africa’s luxury hotel pipeline. Travel Conditions: Atlantic weather disturbances are forecast to bring rain and strong gusts to parts of Morocco from Sunday, with unsettled conditions expected into next week.
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