Morocco aims to offer 13 million seats on flights in 2025, as part of a strategic expansion of air connectivity extending to 2030, through new agreements, long-haul routes and expanded partnerships with airlines.
This comes as part of the new phase of implementing the "Air x2" strategy, which the Moroccan National Tourist Office discussed during its board meeting held last Tuesday, chaired by Minister of Tourism Fatim-Zahra Ammor, according to a post on the Moroccan National Tourist Office's LinkedIn account.
This expansion in air connectivity is accompanied by notable growth in the tourism sector, with the number of international tourists rising by 22% and overnight stays increasing by 17% from January to May 2025, compared with the same period last year. This performance is attributed to effective promotional campaigns, an expanded digital presence and improved air connectivity.
The Kingdom has also strengthened its position among global tourist destinations, with travelers ranking it among the 10 most mentioned destinations internationally, driven by innovative marketing strategies and interactive local promotional content aimed at international markets.
The Moroccan National Tourist Office affirmed that the Kingdom is moving steadily toward its goal of attracting 26 million tourists by 2030, as part of implementing the 2023–2026 roadmap aimed at strengthening Morocco's position as a global tourist destination.
To view the post on the Moroccan National Tourist Office's account, click here.
