Israir Expands Flights to Morocco Amid Rising Demand
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Israir is increasing its direct flights to Marrakech, Morocco, to three times weekly starting in November due to rising Israeli tourist demand. The airline will offer more flexible travel options as El Al has canceled its route.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israir will operate three weekly flights to Marrakech starting November.
- Flights offer flexibility for short or long stays.
- Morocco is experiencing a surge in popularity among Israeli tourists.
- Prices for flights to Marrakech start at $360.
- El Al has previously canceled its route to Morocco.
Israeli airline Israir is significantly increasing its flight operations to Marrakech, Morocco, starting in November. The company will operate three direct weekly flights on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, utilizing Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. This expansion comes as Morocco experiences a resurgence in popularity as a tourist destination for Israelis, attracting not only those seeking family roots but also travelers interested in its markets, cuisine, and landscapes.
The increased flight frequency offers greater flexibility for travelers, allowing for shorter trips or longer stays of nine to twelve nights. Flight prices will start at $360. This move by Israir contrasts with El Al, which has canceled its route to Morocco, highlighting Israir's commitment to capitalizing on the growing demand.
Marrakech itself offers a diverse range of attractions, including bustling markets, cultural sites, and varied culinary experiences. Israir's expanded service aims to cater to this renewed interest, positioning itself to benefit from the trend of Israelis seeking vacation experiences beyond traditional heritage trips.
