Israir Launches Increased Flights to Marrakech at Competitive Prices
Israir, the airline owned by businessman Rami Levy, is expanding its service to Marrakech, Morocco, with three weekly flights commencing in November. The flights, operated on a 737 MAX aircraft, will depart on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, offering Israeli travelers unprecedented flexibility in planning their Moroccan vacations. Prices start at $360, with options for short trips or extended stays of 9 to 12 nights.
The increased flight frequency aims to provide a more adaptable tourism product, allowing passengers to customize their trips from brief city breaks in Marrakech to longer excursions throughout Morocco. This flexibility caters to individual preferences for duration and itinerary, positioning Marrakech as an attractive winter destination.
Israir stated that Marrakech is a highly sought-after destination and the enhanced schedule provides Israeli travelers with flexibility previously unavailable on this route. The airline believes this new offering will open up new possibilities and solidify Marrakech's appeal as a prime winter getaway.
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