Morocco's Growing Appeal to Brazilian Travelers
Morocco is experiencing remarkable growth in its tourism sector from Brazil, with an impressive 30,132 Brazilian visitors recorded during the first half of 2026. This figure represents a substantial 14% increase compared to the same timeframe in the previous year. A significant factor contributing to this upward trend is the successful operation of Royal Air Maroc's direct flight from Casablanca to São Paulo, which currently runs four times a week and boasts an impressive average load factor of 83%. In response to this demand, the airline has announced plans to expand the service to five flights per week in October, with aspirations for a daily service by 2027. This enhanced air connectivity not only facilitates travel but also strengthens Morocco's position as a desirable destination for Brazilian tourists.
The growth in Brazilian tourism is further supported by a new interline agreement with LATAM Airlines, which simplifies the connection process for travelers across Brazil seeking to visit Morocco via Casablanca. This development builds on the remarkable performance of 2025, when Morocco welcomed a record 54,475 Brazilian tourists, marking a 35% increase year-on-year. Such statistics underscore Brazil's burgeoning importance as a key long-haul source market and align with Morocco's strategy to diversify its international visitor base, making the North African country an increasingly attractive destination for travelers from around the world.
As reported by atta.travel.
