Morocco’s Tourism Boom: $6.7 Billion in Revenue for 2025
Morocco’s tourism industry is thriving, with travel receipts soaring to MAD 67 billion ($6.7 billion) in the first seven months of 2025. According to the Ministry of Tourism, this marks a robust 13% increase compared to the same period in 2024, showcasing the country’s growing appeal as a global destination.
From January to July, Morocco welcomed 11.6 million visitors, a 16% jump from last year’s figures. This surge added an extra MAD 7.5 billion ($750 million) to the economy, highlighting the sector’s vital role in driving growth.
July was a standout month, with tourism revenues hitting MAD 13 billion ($1.3 billion)—a remarkable 26% increase from July 2024. The month saw 2.7 million travelers, including 1.8 million Moroccans living abroad, flocking to the country’s vibrant cities and cultural landmarks.
Tourism Minister Fatim-Zahra Ammor emphasized the sector’s economic significance, stating, “The steady rise in tourist arrivals and investments in unique tourism experiences solidify Morocco’s reputation as a premier destination. We’re committed to sustaining this momentum.”
This upward trend aligns with a report from the Direction of Studies and Financial Forecasts (DEPF), which recorded a 9.7% increase in the tourism sector’s added value in Q1 2025, alongside consistent growth in visitor numbers.
Morocco’s blend of rich culture, stunning landscapes, and strategic investments continues to draw travelers worldwide, cementing its place as a must-visit destination.
From January to July, Morocco welcomed 11.6 million visitors, a 16% jump from last year’s figures. This surge added an extra MAD 7.5 billion ($750 million) to the economy, highlighting the sector’s vital role in driving growth.
July was a standout month, with tourism revenues hitting MAD 13 billion ($1.3 billion)—a remarkable 26% increase from July 2024. The month saw 2.7 million travelers, including 1.8 million Moroccans living abroad, flocking to the country’s vibrant cities and cultural landmarks.
Tourism Minister Fatim-Zahra Ammor emphasized the sector’s economic significance, stating, “The steady rise in tourist arrivals and investments in unique tourism experiences solidify Morocco’s reputation as a premier destination. We’re committed to sustaining this momentum.”
This upward trend aligns with a report from the Direction of Studies and Financial Forecasts (DEPF), which recorded a 9.7% increase in the tourism sector’s added value in Q1 2025, alongside consistent growth in visitor numbers.
Morocco’s blend of rich culture, stunning landscapes, and strategic investments continues to draw travelers worldwide, cementing its place as a must-visit destination.
