فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
In a strategic move to enhance Dakhla’s status as an international tourism destination, the Moroccan National Tourism Office has signed a partnership agreement with Irish airline Ryanair to launch new air routes connecting Dakhla with major international airports.
This collaboration is part of a comprehensive strategy aimed at bolstering Morocco’s tourism sector over the next four seasons.
According to the terms of the agreement, four new international routes will link Dakhla directly with several European capitals, giving visitors easier access to this unique desert tourism destination. This initiative is expected to significantly increase the influx of international tourists and support Morocco’s efforts to promote its southern regions as part of a sustainable tourism development strategy.
Officials from the Moroccan National Tourism Office expressed optimism about this partnership, noting that direct air links with Europe are essential for the tourism sector in Dakhla.
They highlighted that such initiatives support Morocco’s vision of transforming the area into a globally appealing sustainable tourism destination.
Ryanair has committed to providing direct flights between Dakhla and its extensive network of international airports, offering competitive fares and attracting more tourists from around the world. The Irish airline sees this agreement as a reflection of its interest in investing in the Moroccan market and expanding services to new regions.
This agreement is anticipated to drive tourism growth in Dakhla, create various economic opportunities for local residents, and spur development in hotels, restaurants, and tourism facilities. It will also bolster the local economy and create new job prospects.
This partnership represents a major step towards realizing the Moroccan National Tourism Office’s vision of making Dakhla a prominent tourism hub, reinforced by strong air links that advance Morocco’s aspirations to be a leading tourism destination in North Africa.
source : fesnews media
