AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism Momentum: Morocco’s visitor boom keeps accelerating, with arrivals rising from 12.9M in 2019 to 19.8M last year (+53%), and the government pushing a roadmap to reach 26M tourists by 2030, boosted by global spotlight from the World Cup run. World Cup Travel Buzz: Morocco’s World Cup visibility is also feeding travel interest, while the wider tournament legacy continues to shape destination branding and visitor expectations. Hotel Capacity Push: Morocco is preparing for the 2030 World Cup with major hotel expansion plans, including adding tens of thousands of beds to meet demand. Safety & Migration: At least 10 young Moroccans, including two minors, are reported missing after an attempted sea crossing to Ceuta following World Cup celebrations, as families continue searching. WAFCON Build-Up in Morocco: Kenya’s Harambee Starlets and Zambia’s Copper Queens have arrived in Morocco ahead of WAFCON, with squads settling in for final preparations in Rabat/Casablanca. Aviation Watch: Nigeria’s aviation regulator threatens Royal Air Maroc with suspension over persistent passenger rights and baggage-handling complaints. Press Freedom: RSF renews calls for the liberation of journalist Ali Lmrabet, again targeted by authorities. Sports Tourism: Morocco hosted the Arab Beach Volleyball Championships in Martil, with Moroccan pairs dominating the podium.
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