A frequent stop for visitors to Casablanca, the mosque impresses with its monumental scale, architectural beauty, and contemplative atmosphere. Read ANBA’s second report on tourism in Morocco.
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Where seas meet, a monumental mosque rises, a city is painted blue, nature beckons with adventure, a hotel sits amid silence, and a direct flight makes it all within reach. Beginning Friday (5), ANBA presents a series of reports portraying the experience of traveling through Morocco. The journey starts in Chefchaouen, the famed city of northern Morocco.
In the first four months of the year, international visitors’ spending rose 9.2% compared to the same period in 2025, according to the Ministry of Tourism.
Route between Casablanca and Rio de Janeiro will begin operating in 2027. By the end of this year, São Paulo will gain another weekly flight to Morocco.
Amid the debates and discussions of the Republic, Brazil’s capital is home to artworks and architecture that have earned it UNESCO World Heritage status.
The country’s Civil Aviation Authority announced the resumption of air traffic at Kuwait International Airport, which had been suspended due to the Middle East conflict. Kuwait Airways flights resumed on Sunday (26).
Airline now offers daily flights to Dubai and Sharjah, UAE, as part of a gradual resumption of operations.
International airlines will be able to gradually resume their flights at Hamad International Airport, according to an announcement by Qatari authorities.
For the first time, the Moroccan National Tourism Office is bringing travel agencies to the WTM Latin America trade fair. An Egyptian company says that the opening of a museum in Cairo is attracting more Brazilians to the country.
The airline’s regional director for Latin America, Othman Baba, says the company is expected to increase the frequency between Casablanca and São Paulo by the end of this year.
Bathed by the Atlantic Ocean and home to many historical sites, the Moroccan capital also stands out for its relaxed atmosphere and well-organized urban setting.
Event organized by the Arab-Brazilian Chamber on Friday (20) will feature authorities such as minister Gustavo Feliciano and will address attracting tourists and investment in the sector. Registration is open.
In January this year, 5,161 Brazilians visited the North African country, according to data from Morocco’s tourism office.
In January, traffic totaled 12.37 million travelers on domestic and international flights, according to the Ministry of Ports and Airports.
