Breaking: Ryanair and the National Tourism Office launch the largest air program in Morocco’s history to boost regional development

The Moroccan National Tourism Office (ONMT) and the international low-cost airline Ryanair have announced the launch of the largest air connectivity program in the Kingdom’s history. This is an unprecedented strategic move aimed at enhancing the attractiveness of various Moroccan regions and driving tourism and economic development in new, promising markets.
Details of the largest aviation agreement for regional development
This historic program reflects the commitment of both parties to elevate Morocco as a destination to new heights, including a massive expansion of the flight network connecting Moroccan airports to strategic European regions. This plan will increase passenger capacity, facilitating the flow of foreign tourists and Moroccans living abroad to various parts of the Kingdom, especially regions with significant tourism potential that require direct air links.
A decisive turning point for national and international connectivity
This record-breaking program is not limited to international flights; it also includes an exceptional strengthening of domestic routes operated by Ryanair, marking a revolution in air mobility within Morocco. This initiative will help break the isolation of certain regions and facilitate travel between Moroccan cities at competitive prices, positively impacting domestic tourism and the local economy.
Strategic vision for 2026 and 2030 milestones
This exceptional partnership is part of the ONMT’s vision to implement the tourism roadmap (2023-2026) and the intensive preparations for the major events the Kingdom is set to host, most notably the Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 World Cup. The plan aims to position Morocco among the world’s top tourism destinations by targeting new customer segments and diversifying the regional tourism offering.





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