Heba Press. Rabat
Yesterday Friday, the British daily (The Telegraph) highlighted the diversity of the tourist scene in Morocco, which has become “the number one tourist destination in Africa for the year 2024”.
The daily writes: “With direct flights from 14 British cities, Morocco is attracting more and more visitors. Tourists begin their journey from the charming city of Marrakech before discovering the High Atlas hiking trails, beaches and golf courses of Agadir. » ancient cities overlooking the Atlantic coast and Mediterranean seaside resorts, in addition to cultural capitals such as Fez, Rabat and Casablanca.
She explained that the 18 percent increase in tourist numbers since the start of the year is due to “smart investments in opening new airlines and new tourist routes, and the focus on culture and the creativity of the country.
In this context, the British daily mentioned the opening of the Grand Théâtre de Rabat last October, stressing that this building “could become as emblematic as the Sydney Opera House”. She stressed that this opening is part of a series of festivals, concerts and distinguished events that help Morocco achieve great success in the cultural field.
The Telegraph also highlighted the diversity of tourist destinations in Morocco, presenting a guide that includes a wide range of options, from mountain hiking activities, to visiting ancient cities, to miles of beaches accessible to travelers , in addition to the surf season. , which extends from September to April.
On the other hand, the daily stopped at the city of Ouarzazate, which has become “a favorite destination of great directors like Ridley Scott, Martin Scorsese and David Lean”, noting that “the city is currently benefiting from international attention thanks to the film ( Gladiator 2), which includes stars like Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal. And Denzel Washington, who face off in epic scenes in a recreated Colosseum in this Moroccan city.
The British media added that the Kingdom is characterized by its ease of access, since it is accessible from 14 British airports via 28 airlines, with a flight time not exceeding three and a half hours.
