AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMorocco 2030 World Cup Hotel Push: Morocco is ramping up for the centenary tournament by adding about 60,000 hotel beds by 2030 (up roughly 20%), alongside more than 190 billion dirhams in rail, road, airports, stadiums and urban upgrades—aiming to turn the spotlight on the country into long-term tourism growth. 2030 Format Debate: Even as the 48-team World Cup ends, FIFA President Gianni Infantino is already floating a 64-team expansion, a move critics say could strain scheduling, stadiums and costs while shifting power toward FIFA. Tourism Demand Shifts: A study on Gulf conflict’s impact finds travellers are reassessing routes, with Morocco and Spain showing hotel occupancy gains (including Tangier, Agadir and others), though booking caution is rising. Travel Safety Watch: Canary Islands beaches face renewed scrutiny after warnings about untreated wastewater discharges and potential health risks—an issue for holidaymakers near Morocco’s coast. Solo Travel Trend: More women are travelling alone or in groups, with safety and “single supplement” costs highlighted as key concerns.
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