Morocco Tourism at ATM Dubai: Morocco is showcasing its tourism offer at the 33rd Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, with ONMT-led participation from 17 operators plus hotels, travel agencies, regional tourism councils (Rabat-Salé-Kenitra and Casablanca-Settat) and Royal Air Maroc, aiming to secure new partnerships and boost international arrivals as the fair spotlights Travel 2040, AI, digital transformation and smart mobility. Israeli tourism rebound to Morocco: El Al says it will restart Tel Aviv–Marrakesh flights from November 16 via Sun D’Or, joining Arkia and Israir as direct service gradually returns after the 2023 suspension—an expected boost for visitor numbers and trade. Ceuta spillover keeps travel politics hot: EU and Spain’s Ceuta crisis continues to ripple into border and travel policy debates, with renewed scrutiny and extended border checks between Spain and Italy adding uncertainty for cross-border movement in the region. Intercity travel gets a social twist: inDrive launched SWAB, a card-game style prompt system for its Morocco City-to-City shared rides, designed to make long-distance trips more interactive and affordable. Football & Morocco’s global spotlight: Morocco’s national team planning and international match build-ups keep drawing attention, including talk of new talent and squad changes ahead of AFCON 2027 qualifiers.