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Morocco aviation, hospitality, and economic growth

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Morocco aviation aviation, hospitality, and hospitality sector economic growth

Morocco is experiencing sustained growth across its aviation, aerospace, and hospitality sectors. The aviation industry aeronautical ecosystem has seen an increase in commercial capacity expanded to approximately 150 companies and industrial output, 26,000 jobs, with aerospace a local integration rate exceeding 40%. Aerospace exports rising rose by 10% in 2025 to 29.087 billion dirhams. The aeronautical ecosystem now includes approximately 26,000 jobs across 150 companies. For the summer 2026 season, Ryanair is projected to lead international connections with 27.9% of scheduled international seats, slightly ahead of Royal Air Maroc’s 26.2%, though the national carrier maintains 31.1% of total capacity through its domestic network and Casablanca hub. To showcase this momentum, the Marrakech Airshow is scheduled for October 7–10, 2026, focusing on aeronautics, defense, and space technologies. In the hospitality and tourism sectors, major international brands like Marriott International are conducting have conducted large-scale recruitment drives for various leadership and service roles across cities such as Rabat, Fes, and Taghazout. Additionally, the recruitment, while La Mamounia in Marrakech has achieved high recognition, including three MICHELIN Keys. The Middle East, Africa and Diaspora Free Trade Area (MEADFA) has scheduled its 25th anniversary conference in Rabat is set for November 2026, 2026 in Rabat, focusing on aviation, travel retail, and sustainability. Broader economic activity includes recruitment drives in the retail and banking sectors by companies such as BRICOMA and Crédit du Maroc. Additionally, the agricultural sector is seeing increased international demand for organic argan oil from Moroccan cooperatives.

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