The winter season in Morocco is set to see a great number of Polish tourists visiting Agadir and Marrakech. The Polish tour operator Rainbow, which operated a charter flight between Warsaw and Agadir on August 20, has scheduled a second flight route between Krakow (Poland’s second-largest city) and Agadir on October 31.
The new air route will be in operation every Sunday by the Irish airline Ryanair in collaboration with the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT). As a result of this new flight, Agadir will be able to serve 5,000 Polish tourists during the winter of 2021.
By November 5, the same tour operator will start new flights departing from Warsaw, Poznan (west) and Katowice (south). This will enable large numbers of tourists to enjoy southern Morocco.
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Rainbow will unlock 4,700 seats in total for its customers so that they can enjoy trips by sea as well as excursions to imperial cities and the deserts of Morocco’s southern regions.
This new schedule comes as a result of the tour operator’s success on the Moroccan market during the 2021 summer season.
Following an interruption of over 1.5 years in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rainbow launched the first flight to Agadir on August 20, which allowed 190 Polish tourists to step foot once more on Moroccan soil, and many exclaimed their delight at the opportunity to return to Morocco.
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