AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMorocco’s Reputation Boost: Morocco climbed to 27th globally and ranks first in Africa and the Arab world in the 2026 RepCore Nations report, improving perceptions across technology, public resource management and international sporting achievements. Travel Tech Update: easyJet and Ryanair passengers are being warned to check whether their departure airports accept mobile boarding passes—Rabat Sale and Marrakech are among the easyJet non-compatible airports, while Ryanair still allows online check-in but requires a printed pass in Morocco. Tourism & Mobility Context: a new report highlights Africa’s tourism growth, with Morocco cited for 14% growth in arrivals, while experts stress that better air access and accommodation investment are key to sustaining momentum. Ceuta Spillover for Travelers: protests and clashes in Spain’s Ceuta—linked to the Morocco-driven migrant crisis—continue to disrupt the wider region’s travel and border atmosphere, with Spain accelerating asylum and return measures. Morocco Football on the Move: national coach Mohamed Ouahbi is reportedly planning a European tour ahead of announcing his AFCON qualifiers squad, with a camp set to begin Sept 21. On-the-ground Morocco Tourism Angle: Tanger Med is preparing for peak Marhaba 2026 return flows, with warnings of late-August wait times during the busiest period.
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