A first group of British tourists arrived Saturday at Agadir-Al Massira airport from Manchester as part of the Kingdom’s efforts to gradually relaunch national tourism.
Thus, after several months of closing national borders, following the spread of Covid-19 at a global level, this group of tourists arriving on board a plane of the low-cost company Ryanair was greeted with great fanfare, by airport officials and tourism professionals. On this occasion, the director of Agadir Al Massira airport, Mohamed Bahaj, expressed his immense joy to welcome the first flight of the company Ryanair, specifying that this event is of great importance and carries great hopes for tourism professionals.
Since the resumption of its activities, the airport has put in place a remarkable preventive system, capable of ensuring a healthy and reassuring reception and a “healthy” journey to travelers, reassured the manager, letting it be known that the airport infrastructure is connected to 5 European cities, at a rate of 13 weekly frequencies and to 5 Moroccan cities at a rate of 24 weekly flights. “Currently the airport is served within the framework of special flights in force by the companies of RAM, Air Arabia, Transavia, and Ryanair which ensures from today (Saturday, note) a connection with the city of Charleroi ”, Remarked Mr. Bahaj.
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