Morocco welcomed a record 19.8 million tourists in 2025, reflecting a 14% increase compared to 2024 and underscoring the country’s strong tourism momentum. Tourism revenues reached approximately $13.5 billion, representing a 19% rise recorded between January and November. This steady growth highlights Morocco’s appeal as a competitive and diverse destination, attracting travelers from Europe, the Middle East, and other international markets.
The tourism sector now contributes nearly 7% of Morocco’s GDP, supported by expanded air connectivity, renovated hotels, and new hospitality developments. A wide range of offerings—from cultural heritage and historic cities to luxury resorts, desert tourism, and wellness experiences—continues to strengthen visitor demand. Ongoing investments in transport infrastructure, airports, and urban development have significantly improved capacity and overall visitor experience.
Looking ahead, Morocco is preparing to host major international sporting events, including AFCON and the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal. These events are expected to boost global visibility and accelerate infrastructure upgrades. With long-term planning and sustained investment, Morocco aims to welcome 26 million tourists by 2030, reinforcing its position as a leading global tourism destination.
Key Points
- Air Connectivity: Expanded routes to key markets.
- Diversification: Culture, landscapes, luxury hikes.
- Revenue: 124B MAD ($13.5B), higher spending.
- Economy: 7% GDP, jobs, forex.
- Future: 26M by 2030 via World Cup.
More Stories
Cyprus’ Short-Term Rental Boom: Nearly 2M Guest Nights Fuel EU Tourism Surge!
US Winter Storm Fury: 2,838 Delays/114 Cancellations—Delta Tops w/ 295 Delays!
Romania Rises 2026 Iceland Rival w/ Volcanic Harghita + Carpathian Wilds!