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Exotic Holidays is operating an immersive eight-day journey through Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, Volubilis, Fes and Marrakech that focuses on Morocco’s food. 

Viva Expeditions has relaunched Taste of Morocco with a 14-day premium journey from Casablanca to Marrakech, for clients who want to experience the country through its food and culture.

Viking has launched a new five-night pre-cruise extension in Morocco, available on its 12-day Pharaohs & Pyramids river journey.

Luxury travel network Virtuoso is highlighting Morocco’s Memory Road as a trending experience in 2026 and beyond.

Innovative travel has heralded 12 months of celebrations to mark its 35th anniversary with a  number of brochure releases and a function at the Northern Club in Auckland.

Boutique tour operator Crooked Compass has launched its Maghreb Mosaic Tour, a 22-day journey spanning Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco operating in 2026. The tour showcases preserved Roman Empire sites, plus the history and cultures of North Africa’s Maghreb region.

Viva Expeditions has released a new seven-day itinerary taking in the highlights of Northern Morocco.

Departing from Casablanca, the Moroccan Northern Delights package includes a guided tour of Rabat, two nights in the ‘blue city’ of Chefchaouen, an excursion to the Akchour waterfalls, and two full days exploring the culture, cuisine and history of Fes.

World Journeys is reporting a spike in demand for tailor-made travel to Morocco. 

‘Morocco is one of those destinations which is not like anywhere else, with its blend of ancient cities, souks, deserts and mountains. Add to that delicious cuisine and the riad accommodation, and there is good reason for its popularity,’ says marketing manager Caroline Clegg. 

Sue Hague of World Journeys has just returned from attending the PURE Life Experiences expo in Morocco. 

Focusing on luxury and experiential travel, the annual travel event featured over 400 of the most inspiring luxury hotels, high-end product and specialist tour operators from all around the world. 

A Walker’s World is promoting its Highlights of Morocco, a guided tour with departures each Sunday for a minimum of two people. 

Managing director, Jill Grant says there’s an option to spend the night in a tented Berber camp in the Sahara Desert, getting there by camel. Nights are in traditional Moroccan guesthouses – riads – while the days are spent visiting souks, bazaars, mosques and the ancient cities of Fes and Marrakech. Prices start at around $3,135 per person.