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COVID-19 has severely damaged the travel industry in Morocco. From 20 March when the strict lockdown was introduced, consumers have been forced to remain at home except for essential travel, causing demand for any domestic tourism to plummet, while border closures and grounded flights led to a sharp drop in inbound tourist flows.
A lockdown was introduced in Morocco on 20 March, with only one person per family allowed to leave their home for a list of very limited purposes – buying groceries or medicine and medical visits. People working in key jobs such as bankers, pharmacists, healthcare workers or grocery store employees were still able to leave their homes.
The steep decline in inbound tourist flows to Morocco as a result of border closures has led to a subsequent flood of grounded flights and caused airline companies to face steep drops in revenue. Many of Morocco’s key markets for international tourists including the US, the UK, Spain and Italy, have been some of the worst hit countries, further damaging the inbound tourist flows.
Online travel intermediaries have seen a steep decline in the number of bookings as a result of the impact of COVID-19. The steep drop in international tourist flows has hit online travel intermediaries hard, with these consumers making up a large portion of online sales.
Just like in many countries around the world, travel in Morocco will face serious challenges as a result of COVID-19 in 2020 and beyond. The pandemic will impact all areas of travel, with low tourist flows, lowered disposable incomes and safety fears over the spread of infection likely to lead to a slow recovery for tourism and travel in Morocco.
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