Rabat: The Moroccan National Tourism Office (ONMT) confirms the momentum of its aviation strategy with the announcement of the largest winter schedule ever deployed by Ryanair in Morocco. For the Winter 2026 season, the airline will operate 156 routes to Morocco, including 17 new connections, offering 5.3 million seats and linking the Kingdom to 14 European countries.

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, beyond the increase in air capacity, this schedule serves as a powerful lever for regional development. By improving accessibility from major European markets, it contributes to a better distribution of tourist flows, fosters the emergence of new destinations, and supports more balanced growth in national tourism.

This new offering directly benefits several territories within the Kingdom. The new connections departing from Rabat (7 new routes), Marrakech (5 new routes), and Agadir (5 new routes), combined with strengthened operations across thirteen Moroccan airports, facilitate access to destinations such as Fez, Tetouan, Essaouira, Ouarzazate, Dakhla, and Nador. This ultimately enhances their visibility and appeal to international clientele.

This record-breaking program illustrates the strength of the partnership between the ONMT and Ryanair in driving the competitiveness of Morocco as a destination. By developing air capacity, opening new routes, and bringing the regions closer to major European markets, it helps make air connectivity a major lever for tourism growth and territorial development.

The ONMT is thus continuing the rollout of its air transport strategy by consolidating partnerships with national and international airlines, strengthening capacities toward priority markets, and opening up new development prospects for all regions of the Kingdom, the press release concludes.