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Marrakech’s Most Hypnotic Public Square
Two U.S. carriers now fly to Marrakech, while five city restaurants made this year’s Middle East and North Africa best list, officials said.
- United and Delta now fly directly to Marrakech from Newark and Atlanta, eliminating European layovers in Paris, Madrid, or Lisbon that previously consumed much of travelers' days.
- Morocco generated about $5.8 billion in tourism revenue by May, with visitors spending roughly $743 each, prompting the country to target 30 million annual visitors by 2030.
- Five Marrakech restaurants earned spots on this year's 50 best list by reviving traditional recipes that families recognize, moving away from generic tourist menus.
- Palais Beit Al Noor opened at year's end in a restored 18th-century residence, while Virgin Limited Edition is building a 37-suite hotel opening reservations next month for 2027 arrival.
- Much of this development stems from preparations for co-hosting the 2030 World Cup, with infrastructure improvements designed to sustain tourism momentum beyond food trends alone.
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