The latest report from the Dutch firm BCD travel called “Industry forecast 2019” revealed that hotel rates in Morocco should be revised downwards from next year. And to specify that prices should fall by around 2%.
The same source assured that hotel establishments across the continent would have to increase their rates, stressing that this increase would be between 1 and 3%.
Moroccan hotels are regularly cited as benchmarks in the international press. According to the Moroccan Ministry of Tourism, more than 11 million people visited Morocco in 2017, an increase of 10% compared to the previous year.
Elsewhere, Marrakech has long been a weekend escape for Moroccans from Casablanca and Rabat, but an influx of international visitors has helped spur a high-end construction boom and bring global attention to the “Ocre City,” writes the New York Times.
Source: lesiteinfo.com
