Royal Air Maroc Plans Free Starlink Wi-Fi on 41 Aircraft
Royal Air Maroc will begin installing Starlink on 41 aircraft in early 2027, with free Wi-Fi for members of its free-to-join Safar Flyer program.
Morocco is a vibrant North African country known for its rich history, colorful markets, and stunning landscapes. From the bustling medinas of Marrakech and Fes to the vast Sahara Desert and Atlas Mountains, Morocco offers a captivating blend of culture and nature. Visitors can explore ancient palaces, fragrant spice souks, and traditional riads, while indulging in flavorful cuisine like tagine and couscous. The country’s diverse regions provide experiences ranging from desert adventures to coastal relaxation. Morocco’s warm hospitality and timeless charm make it a must-visit destination.
G Adventures and National Geographic are adding 17 new Signature itineraries for 2027, expanding their premium small-group collection to 67 trips across 48 destinations.
Holland America Line has opened bookings for its expanded 2028 Europe season, featuring five ships, record port calls and voyages throughout the year.
Italy has temporarily restored checks for some travelers arriving from Spain after the Ceuta migration crisis raised concerns about movement within Europe.
Up to 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Spain’s Ceuta enclave, overwhelming local services and triggering a wider European border dispute.
The 2030 and 2034 FIFA World Cups will push tournament travel into new territory, from six-country hosting to Saudi Arabia’s futuristic stadium plans.
Travel in 2026 is being shaped by rising costs, climate concerns, major events and a stronger desire for flexible, meaningful trips.
Nikki Beach is bringing its resort and branded residences model to Marrakech with a new project set for 2028. The development signals how luxury lifestyle brands…
TUI Cruises has canceled more spring sailings after two vessels remained unable to leave the Arabian Gulf. The disruption is now affecting repositioning voyages and early…
Travel demand is shifting away from Gulf destinations as the Middle East conflict drives tourists toward Southern Europe and Mediterranean markets.