Rabat – Spanish tourism group Ávoris Corporación Empresarial has announced a new partnership with Atlas Voyage, one of Morocco’s leading travel agencies, to strengthen outbound tourism from the North African country.
The agreement will introduce two of Ávoris’ most well-known brands, Travelplan and Welcomebeds, to the Moroccan market, with Atlas Voyage serving as the exclusive distributor across the country, said the company in a statement.
The partnership will give Moroccan travelers access to Travelplan’s popular holiday packages, including top destinations in the Caribbean such as the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Cuba.
These trips will mainly be operated through Iberojet, Ávoris’ own airline, and will be available for both individual travelers and groups. The collaboration will also feature vacation programs to the Canary Islands and Balearic Islands, and offer regular flights and complete holiday packages.
Moroccan travel agencies will additionally gain access to a wide international hotel portfolio through Welcomebeds, while ground services will be managed under the Welcome Incoming Services brand. Both companies plan to expand their product range gradually based on market trends and traveler demand in Morocco.
‘A new window to exciting global destinations’
Eduard Bogatyr, Ávoris’ Director of Tour Operation Expansion, said the partnership will bring Ávoris’ expertise closer to Moroccan travelers.
“This alliance allows us to bring Ávoris’ experience and products closer to Moroccan travelers, with a commitment to offering quality options and direct air connectivity,” he stated.
Atlas Voyage CEO Aziz Cherif Alami also welcomed the agreement, calling it an important step for Morocco’s tourism sector.
“Partnering with a group as prestigious as Ávoris strengthens our position as a key player in Moroccan tourism and opens a new window to exciting global destinations for our clients,” he said.
The partnership forms part of Ávoris’ international growth strategy, following its recent expansion into Italy, Bulgaria, and Latin America.
