##  Morocco: A Tourism Treasure Trove That Never Ceases to Amaze

**Indian travel magazine hails North African nation's diverse beauty and rich culture.**


"It's rare for a destination to amaze at each turn, but that's exactly what Morocco does," declares Travel Turtle, a leading Indian publication in the South Asian tourism sector, in its latest issue. The magazine highlights Morocco's unparalleled richness and diversity, positioning it as a must-visit tourist destination. 


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##  Morocco: A Tourism Treasure Trove That Never Ceases to Amaze

**Indian travel magazine hails North African nation's diverse beauty and rich culture.**


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Morocco, Tourist Destination that &#039;Marvels at Every Tur

Morocco, Tourist Destination that &#039;Marvels at Every Turn&#039; - Indian Magazine

##  Tourism Boasts Strong Summer Despite Price Concerns

**Ministry Rejects Claims of Visitor Decline, Cites High Occupancy Rates**

Despite a wave of complaints from Moroccan citizens regarding inflated hotel and restaurant prices this summer, the Ministry of Tourism maintains that the season is performing exceptionally well. 

Dismissing reports of a tourist downturn, an anonymous source within the ministry stated, "Preliminary estimates and occupancy rates in classified tourist establishments show..."


The statement implies positive figures despite public discontent over rising costs.  


##  Tourism Boasts Strong Summer Despite Price Concerns

**Ministry Rejects Claims of Visitor Decline, Cites High Occupancy Rates**

Despite a wave of complaint

Moroccan Tourism Ministry denies reports of weak summer seas

Moroccan Tourism Ministry denies reports of weak summer season amid complaints over high prices

##  Morocco's Economy Powers Ahead: Construction Boom, Tourism Surge, and Industry Growth Lead the Way

**Moroccan economy shifts gears, with non-agricultural sectors driving growth.** 

RABAT – Morocco’s economic performance in the first half of 2025 showcases a strong transition towards non-agricultural sectors as key industries like construction, tourism, mining, and manufacturing post impressive growth. This data was revealed during a joint meeting of Parliament's finance and economic development committees held on Thursday.

**Construction Sector Soars: Infrastructure Projects Fuel Growth**

Cement sales, a significant indicator of construction activity, surged by 15.3 percent in the second quarter, a sharp rise from the first quarter's 4.6 percent increase.  This surge is attributed to the accelerated pace of major infrastructure projects in preparation for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the implementation of the direct housing subsidy program, which has benefitted 55,512 individuals as of July 10.

**Tourism Rebounds: Visitor Numbers Spike**

The tourism sector continues its robust recovery with a remarkable 19 percent year-on-year increase in tourist arrivals across border entry points during the first half of 2025. Overnight hotel stays also saw a significant rise, increasing by 14 percent by the end of May.


 **Mining Sector Boasts Strong Performance**

The phosphate sector has also contributed significantly to economic momentum. OCP Group's turnover witnessed a 10.2 percent increase in the first quarter, driven by higher sales volumes and international demand from Europe, Africa, Oceania, and Brazil. Moroccan phosphate exports increased by 10.3 percent through May, aided by tighter global supply resulting from Chinese export restrictions.

**Industrial Growth Persists: Manufacturing Drives Expansion**

The industrial sector maintains its expansion trajectory with a production growth of 3.2 percent in Q1, spurred by strong performances in the automotive, chemical, and agri-food industries.  Retail sales benefit from improved household purchasing power and easing inflation, reflecting delayed effects of wage hikes and enhanced rural incomes.


**Trade Dynamics: Imports Rise, Export Coverage Ratio Declines**

Imports increased by 7.4 percent, primarily driven by energy, equipment, and semi-finished and consumer goods. Conversely, the export coverage ratio declined by 2.7 points to reach approximately 60 percent.

 **Shifting Towards Resilience:**

The Ministry of Economy and Finance asserts that these developments demonstrate a sustained transition towards a more resilient and climate-independent economic model, with non-agricultural sectors nearing their structural potential for the third consecutive year. 




##  Morocco's Economy Powers Ahead: Construction Boom, Tourism Surge, and Industry Growth Lead the Way

**Moroccan economy shifts gears, with non-agricultural s

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Morocco, Tourist Destination that 'Marvels at Every Turn' - Indian Magazine

Moroccan Tourism Ministry denies reports of weak summer season amid complaints over high prices

Construction, tourism, and industry anchor Morocco’s economic momentum in 2025

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Morocco, Tourist Destination that &#039;Marvels at Every Turn&#039; - Indian Magazine

Moroccan Tourism Ministry denies reports of weak summer season amid complaints over high prices

Construction, tourism, and industry anchor Morocco’s economic momentum in 2025

Morocco, Tourist Destination that 'Marvels at Every Turn' - Indian Magazine