This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press. Ligament
The parliamentarian Fatima Yassin criticized the government for the management of the tourism sector, noting that it is a “treasure” which can greatly contribute to carrying out development and providing the currency hard if it is exploited and promoted effectively . She stressed that the challenges encountered by the sector are not linked to drought, “because tourism does not need rain to flourish”, as she said.
The representative’s declarations occurred during the session of monthly questions in the House of Representatives, when it addressed tax inflation from which the sector suffers, wondering about the feasibility of imposing 17 taxes on various parts without holding account of the principle of tax justice and justice or provide the necessary capacities for each party.
In this context, Yassin referred to the big gap between the tourism poles with regard to thefts. Where certain areas are known as overcrowding in flights, while other areas, such as Zagora, suffer from the scarcity of high flights and prices, in addition to an inappropriate moment. She stressed that this situation negatively affects Moroccans around the world, who represent around 51% of visitors to these regions.
The deputy also investigated the rehabilitation of tourist transport, noting chaos and chance that still hinders this field, calling for more support to improve the quality of tourist transport vehicles. She also addressed the question of “beauty” in the desert areas, noting the lack of support for this important group in the desert tourist system.
On the other hand, Yassin has raised problems from which travel agencies suffer, in particular the spread of intruders, brokers and the illegal sector. Questions about the vision of the government concerning the promotion of tourism and the polarization of tourists, noting that the Tafilalet Daraa region still suffers from isolation due to the absence of the Tishka Tunnel project.
