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Rabat – Morocco has been named the top tourist destination in Africa for 2024, according to the British newspaper The Telegraph, which highlighted the country’s diverse and appealing landscapes.
With an 18% increase in tourist arrivals since the start of the year, the North African country continues to attract visitors from all corners of the world, particularly from the UK, the article noted.
It added that the country’s appeal is reinforced by direct flights from 14 UK cities, making it easily accessible for travelers.
Morocco offers a wide variety of experiences for visitors, from the lively atmosphere of Marrakech to the picturesque hiking trails in the High Atlas mountains.
Tourists can also enjoy the beaches and golf courses in Agadir, explore the charming whitewashed medinas along the Atlantic coast, or relax in the Mediterranean resorts.
The British newspaper also highlighted the country’s cultural hubs, such as Fez, Rabat, and Casablanca.
The article further credits the rise in tourism to significant investments in new flights and routes, along with a growing focus on the country’s cultural and creative industries.
The Telegraph also notes the recent inauguration of the Grand Theatre in Rabat, saying that the venue has the potential to become “as iconic as the Sydney Opera House.”
For adventure seekers, the article said that the country offers a variety of activities, from mountain hikes to surfing.
Morocco’s cinematic appeal is also highlighted, including the city of Ouarzazate, often referred to as the “Hollywood of Africa.” The city has become a popular filming location for top directors like Ridley Scott, Martin Scorsese, and David Lean.
“The cinematic backdrop for Gladiator II has captivated visitors for centuries – we promise you’ll be entertained,” thr article reads.
