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Jamal Younes from Morocco Tourism explains how post covid recovery is progressing
Friday, 08 Nov, 2022
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Morocco tourism is 80% recovered, especially with help from the UK market. The airlift is back to normal. The current rate of growth points towards a very good 2023. In order to fend off mass tourism, Morocco has been developing lesser-visited destinations, including opening new hotels. Sustainability efforts are focused on the environment, carbon neutrality, and preserving cultural identity.
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