The most beautiful luxury hotels in Marrakech
Imagine stepping into a riad where every courtyard whispers centuries of Moroccan artistry, while a five‑star concierge anticipates your every desire. Marrakech’s luxury hotels blend palatial architecture, Michelin‑grade cuisine, and oasis‑like spas into an experience that redefines opulence—your gateway to a truly immersive, world‑class retreat.
Morocco to Shine at OTM This Year as Indian Arrivals Surge Massively, Solidifying its Place as Africa’s Premier Tourist Destination
Indian travelers are flocking to Morocco, with arrivals up 31 % to nearly 54,000 in 2025, propelling the kingdom to Africa’s top tourism spot. At OTM 2026 in Mumbai, the Moroccan National Tourist Office will showcase fresh cultural, adventure and luxury experiences, aiming to cement long‑term partnerships and lock in a booming Indian market.
Motorhome in Marrakech: where to park and how to visit the Imperial City
Imagine pulling your motorhome into a lush oasis just outside Marrakech, swapping the city’s chaos for a palm‑shaded pool, jacuzzi and a 12 €‑per‑day slot, then hopping on a shared taxi to the buzzing Jemaa el‑Fna. Le Relais de Marrakech turns the dreaded parking nightmare into a seamless, comfortable launchpad for exploring the Imperial City.
ONMT Receives Dual Recognition in Spain for Boosting Morocco’s Tourism Appeal
Morocco’s tourism office just clinched two top honors in Spain—CEAV’s “International Destination of the Year 2025” and FAAV’s “Preferred International Destination.” The accolades validate a decade‑long strategy that lifted revenues 19% to $13.5 bn, boosted air capacity 12%, and attracted nearly 20 million visitors, cementing the kingdom’s ascent as a premier Mediterranean hotspot.
From Biarritz to Marrakech, a mother‑son duo from Aix‑en‑Provence on their way to the 4L Trophy
Two generations trade the familiar for the open desert: Laetitia, a nurse, and her 20‑year‑old son Ange will pilot a rescued Renault 4 from Biarritz to Marrakech, delivering school supplies and hope to Moroccan children. Their first‑ever mother‑son entry turns a classic rally into a moving act of solidarity.
Ryanair opens a base in Rabat: 20 routes to (re)discover the forgotten Moroccan capital
Ryanair’s new base in Rabat will unleash 20 routes and 7 fresh European links from April 2026, backed by a $200 million investment and 800 jobs. The capital’s UNESCO‑rich heritage, tranquil medina and upcoming 2030 World Cup buzz make it the hidden gem travelers have been missing—now just a short, cheap flight away.
Three Moroccan cities awarded internationally
Marrakech ranks third worldwide among the most romantic cities, outranking Rome and Paris, while Rabat breaks into National Geographic’s top‑5 global destinations for 2026, eclipsing Rio and Vancouver. Meanwhile, Fez clinches the third spot on Condé Nast Traveler’s list of world’s best gastronomic locales. Discover how these Moroccan gems are reshaping the international tourism map.
Marrakech: the Yves Saint Laurent museum opens a new exhibition dedicated to stage costumes
Yves Saint Laurent’s theatrical soul steps into the spotlight as mYSLm unveils “Yves Saint Laurent en scène,” an “Act II” brimming with never‑seen costumes and sets that turned fabric into drama. From the feather‑laden “Truc en plumes” to Karinska‑crafted ballet silhouettes, the exhibition immerses visitors in sketches, maquettes and backstage alchemy, revealing how each garment became a living character on stage.
Exploring Morocco’s Tourism Boom: Marrakech, Fez, and the Sahara Drive Record-Breaking Growth – Here’s What to Know About the Economic Impact
Morocco’s 2025 tourism surge shattered records—MAD 138 billion (≈USD 13.8 billion) and nearly 20 million arrivals—fueling a 7 % GDP lift and spurring investment from Marrakech to hidden gems like Chefchaouen. Yet the boom strains water, waste and heritage, forcing a race to blend growth with sustainable stewardship.
This One-of-a-Kind Moroccan Adventure Lets You Explore Marrakech Like Yves Saint Laurent
Yves Saint‑Laurent’s Marrakech obsession becomes your passport to a private, one‑of‑a‑kind odyssey: three nights in La Mamounia’s Al Mamoun Suite, behind‑the‑scenes access to his former home Dar el Hanch, an exclusive tour of Villa Oasis and the Musée YSL, plus a hand‑crafted “Serpent of Marrakech” necklace—46 gem‑set elements forged in 18‑karat palladium, created just for you. $471 K.