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Morocco Joins 33rd Arabian Travel Market

Morocco is taking part in the 33rd Arabian Travel Market (ATM), held in Dubai this September 14-17 under the theme “Travel 2040: Driving New Frontiers through Innovation and Technology,” with the participation of over 180 touris

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Morocco's delegation of 17 tourism operators to the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai signals a push to capture Gulf outbound travel demand and expand its presence in Middle Eastern source markets. The participation aligns with broader Moroccan efforts to diversify tourism revenue beyond traditional European markets, though the commercial impact will depend on the deals and partnerships secured during the event.

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