Moroccan establishment wins Mr & Mrs Smith hotel prices "best dressed"
Riad El Fenn Marrakech has won the Mr & Mrs Smith hotel "best dressed". This prize rewards including beauty, design, and organization within hotels.
Riad El Fenn has been rewarded for its beautiful decor, paintings, sculptures and photographs, works by David Shrigley, Bridget Riley, Antony Gormley, Batoui Himi and William Kentridge, according Smithhotelawards.
Price Mr & Mrs Smith also rewarded other hotels, American, British, Brazilian, Italian for their pool, bar, spa, restaurant ...
the British favorite destination was Morocco.
For the first time, a specialized tourism site, Travel Supermarket, used Twitter to discover the favorite of the British winter holiday destinations. According to their investigation, the researchers concluded that the British favorite destination was Morocco.
When they typed the word "holiday" on Twitter, the experts noted that it was often accompanied by the word Morocco. Travel comparison website then focused on the keywords typed on the social network search engine and was able to establish a list of 10 destinations for British winter.
The most popular destinations in Morocco are Agadir and Tangier, which are also in first and second place.
List of favorite destinations for the British winter holidays:
1- Agadir, Morocco.
2- Tangier, Morocco.
3- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
4- Colombo, Sri Lanka.
5- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
6- Costa Rica, Central America.
7- Miami, USA.
8- Seychelles, Indian Ocean.
9- Island of Antigua, Caribbean.
10- The Bahamas.
When they typed the word "holiday" on Twitter, the experts noted that it was often accompanied by the word Morocco. Travel comparison website then focused on the keywords typed on the social network search engine and was able to establish a list of 10 destinations for British winter.
The most popular destinations in Morocco are Agadir and Tangier, which are also in first and second place.
List of favorite destinations for the British winter holidays:
1- Agadir, Morocco.
2- Tangier, Morocco.
3- Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
4- Colombo, Sri Lanka.
5- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
6- Costa Rica, Central America.
7- Miami, USA.
8- Seychelles, Indian Ocean.
9- Island of Antigua, Caribbean.
10- The Bahamas.
Marrakech, not a place
Marrakech, not a place
Exceptional occupancy rates in Marrakech, especially in this period of low season. Indeed, August is a full house for the Sofitel Marrakech, with 99% occupancy rate, for customers overwhelmingly composed of MRE. On the flagship hotel in central Gueliz Marrakech The past few weeks catching up with 70% the previous month showed occupancy rates between 30 and 50%. A real recovery so since July, with an essentially French customers. Les Jardins de la Medina, with its swimming pool, its huge garden and enticing formulas enjoys this month scorching 61% occupancy rate. The property, which is in perpetual progress for three years, already provides a 20% increase for the months of September and October, compared to the same period in 2012 the palace of La Mamounia, which benefits from the low season for maintenance and refreshing some rooms, with an occupancy in mid-August this 30% rate. As for the seaside town of Essaouira during this holiday season, the city is invested by foreign and domestic tourists. Ryad Mogador as the Sofitel Essaouira Mogador Golf & Spa, sold out in August, after a July at half mast because of the holy month of Ramadan.
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Exceptional occupancy rates in Marrakech, especially in this period of low season. Indeed, August is a full house for the Sofitel Marrakech, with 99% occupancy rate, for customers overwhelmingly composed of MRE. On the flagship hotel in central Gueliz Marrakech The past few weeks catching up with 70% the previous month showed occupancy rates between 30 and 50%. A real recovery so since July, with an essentially French customers. Les Jardins de la Medina, with its swimming pool, its huge garden and enticing formulas enjoys this month scorching 61% occupancy rate. The property, which is in perpetual progress for three years, already provides a 20% increase for the months of September and October, compared to the same period in 2012 the palace of La Mamounia, which benefits from the low season for maintenance and refreshing some rooms, with an occupancy in mid-August this 30% rate. As for the seaside town of Essaouira during this holiday season, the city is invested by foreign and domestic tourists. Ryad Mogador as the Sofitel Essaouira Mogador Golf & Spa, sold out in August, after a July at half mast because of the holy month of Ramadan.
- See more at: http://www.leconomiste.com/article/909918-tourism-the-Morocco-poster-complet#sthash.n8lgIryI.dpuf
Before, hoteliers enjoyed two months of high season.
No vacancy! This is the answer you have on the phone wanting to book a hotel room this summer. The gloomy situation experienced tourism during Ramadan has dissipated, giving way to an unprecedented summer euphoria. Indeed, various indicators show a true recovery of tourism. Fill rates, which did not exceed 30% during the month of Ramadan, are far behind. A majority of hotels across Morocco has no room available. Said to Tahiri, head of the National Federation of Tourism (FNT), "there is a recovery expected, especially as the economy and the political instability in Egypt benefits the Moroccan tourism." A number of tour operators offer the Morocco as an alternative destination failing to repay customers seek stability. A similar situation occurred during the Arab Spring with a redirection of European tourists to Morocco. However, the internal and the influx of tourism MRE this period represent a lifeline for hoteliers. Almost all cities are sold out, even those passing as Fez and Ifrane. Other cities such as Marrakech, for whom summer is low season, experiencing exceptional circumstances. According to professionals, the hotel will continue to pursue such as fill rate for ten days. "Before, hoteliers enjoyed two months of high season. This duration was reduced to 20 days for the last few years. We are afraid of falling into a bear from August 25, the date when most national prepare for their return "trend, worries Tahiri.
In addition, resorts are all inclusive formula favored by foreigners and nationals. Others opt instead for classified hotels or guesthouses. However, Moroccans remain followers of the holiday villas, apartments,. Formulas more suitable for larger families. Almost all cities experiencing a huge influx of tourists. For example, north and Agadir is "full". For reservations by phone, no time to finish his sentence as the receptionist informs you that the hotel is full until the end of the month. In Agadir, Le Palais des Roses sold out until August 30, the Sofitel until 25. Marina Smir, it will be possible to find a room that as of August 27. This is unquestionably the North-breaking attendance records. So much so that the hotels are full and there is not a single square meters of free rent in Tetouan Fnideq through Martil. A Marina Smir, rentals regardless of price rage. The villas and furnished apartments are rented to more than 5,000 dirhams per day. And even at that price, tenants are increasingly numerous. Ditto for Marina Beach, Al Amin and Restinga Smir where rent starts at 2,000 DH / day, but with a condition: a rental of at least 10 days. Fassis favorite destination, Casablanca, Marrakchis and other Northern (Martil, Tetouan, Tangiers and Oued Lau) is in full swing. The population of this region is multiplied by two or three. Hotel rates and the local economy too. The invasion of travelers 'internal' (nass Dakhil) also led to a shortage of food. Woe to those who do not get up at dawn to go shopping, they may fall back on crackers as a meal. The footprint is such that pressure translates directly into a surge in housing prices but also food. Even worse, some areas do not have large-capacity suffer intermittent water shortages. Another problem, not least, plugs in tolls. Indeed, motorway users complain of long queues at toll sections connecting the main cities. - See more at: http://www.leconomiste.com/article/909918-tourism-the-Morocco-poster-complet#sthash.n8lgIryI.dpuf
In addition, resorts are all inclusive formula favored by foreigners and nationals. Others opt instead for classified hotels or guesthouses. However, Moroccans remain followers of the holiday villas, apartments,. Formulas more suitable for larger families. Almost all cities experiencing a huge influx of tourists. For example, north and Agadir is "full". For reservations by phone, no time to finish his sentence as the receptionist informs you that the hotel is full until the end of the month. In Agadir, Le Palais des Roses sold out until August 30, the Sofitel until 25. Marina Smir, it will be possible to find a room that as of August 27. This is unquestionably the North-breaking attendance records. So much so that the hotels are full and there is not a single square meters of free rent in Tetouan Fnideq through Martil. A Marina Smir, rentals regardless of price rage. The villas and furnished apartments are rented to more than 5,000 dirhams per day. And even at that price, tenants are increasingly numerous. Ditto for Marina Beach, Al Amin and Restinga Smir where rent starts at 2,000 DH / day, but with a condition: a rental of at least 10 days. Fassis favorite destination, Casablanca, Marrakchis and other Northern (Martil, Tetouan, Tangiers and Oued Lau) is in full swing. The population of this region is multiplied by two or three. Hotel rates and the local economy too. The invasion of travelers 'internal' (nass Dakhil) also led to a shortage of food. Woe to those who do not get up at dawn to go shopping, they may fall back on crackers as a meal. The footprint is such that pressure translates directly into a surge in housing prices but also food. Even worse, some areas do not have large-capacity suffer intermittent water shortages. Another problem, not least, plugs in tolls. Indeed, motorway users complain of long queues at toll sections connecting the main cities. - See more at: http://www.leconomiste.com/article/909918-tourism-the-Morocco-poster-complet#sthash.n8lgIryI.dpuf
France is world champion Tourism: France is world champion
France is world champion
Tourism: France is world champion
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84.7 million tourists arrived in France in 2013, an increase of 2% over the year. But it is mostly furnished rental sites like Airbnb which benefits from this increase.
Chinese tourists at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, August 21, 2004 SALT AHMET / SIPA Chinese Tourists at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, August 21, 2004 SALT AHMET / SIPA
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Crowing! The France remained in 2013 the most visited country in the world, with 84.7 million foreign tourists, up 2% from 2012, according to an annual study by the DGCIS and the Bank of France, published Monday August 11 in the afternoon.
The United States and Spain, which rank behind France, recorded respectively 69.8 and 60.7 million international tourist arrivals, detailed in this study DGCIS, the Directorate General in charge of competitiveness issues Bercy, and the Bank of France.
The Hexagon was particularly praised by European tourists (1.2%), starting with the Germans, who were 13 million to visit the country (6.5%), followed by the British. However, the Belgian tourists, Luxembourg, Italy and Spain were fewer than 2012.
North America is the first non-European customers of France. This position is with a 5.8% increase in tourist arrivals, following a decline of 7.8% in 2012.
Asian tourists are also coming more numerous: they are 4.5 million have visited France, an increase of nearly 13% compared to 2012.
Growth driven in particular by the influx of Chinese tourists (1.7 million, 23.4%): "their attraction to France proved for many years: the Chinese tourist arrivals doubled between 2009 and 2013."
In contrast, Japanese customers were down 6.7% amid weaker yen against the euro.
Tourism: France is world champion
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84.7 million tourists arrived in France in 2013, an increase of 2% over the year. But it is mostly furnished rental sites like Airbnb which benefits from this increase.
Chinese tourists at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, August 21, 2004 SALT AHMET / SIPA Chinese Tourists at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, August 21, 2004 SALT AHMET / SIPA
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Crowing! The France remained in 2013 the most visited country in the world, with 84.7 million foreign tourists, up 2% from 2012, according to an annual study by the DGCIS and the Bank of France, published Monday August 11 in the afternoon.
The United States and Spain, which rank behind France, recorded respectively 69.8 and 60.7 million international tourist arrivals, detailed in this study DGCIS, the Directorate General in charge of competitiveness issues Bercy, and the Bank of France.
The Hexagon was particularly praised by European tourists (1.2%), starting with the Germans, who were 13 million to visit the country (6.5%), followed by the British. However, the Belgian tourists, Luxembourg, Italy and Spain were fewer than 2012.
North America is the first non-European customers of France. This position is with a 5.8% increase in tourist arrivals, following a decline of 7.8% in 2012.
Asian tourists are also coming more numerous: they are 4.5 million have visited France, an increase of nearly 13% compared to 2012.
Growth driven in particular by the influx of Chinese tourists (1.7 million, 23.4%): "their attraction to France proved for many years: the Chinese tourist arrivals doubled between 2009 and 2013."
In contrast, Japanese customers were down 6.7% amid weaker yen against the euro.
France remains the most visited country in the world
With 84.7 million foreign tourists in 2013, France remains the most visited country in the world." It is with the good news that the Ministry of Economy has welcomed Monday, August 11 dynanisme the French tourism, which does not seem to know the crisis.
The indicator chosen by the Directorate General for the competitiveness of industry and services (DGCIS) is indeed unequivocal: France is well ahead of the United States and Spain tourist arrivals in terms.
Proceeds from the traditional annual survey of visitors from abroad (EVE), this figure is consistent with data from international organizations represented below.
The indicator chosen by the Directorate General for the competitiveness of industry and services (DGCIS) is indeed unequivocal: France is well ahead of the United States and Spain tourist arrivals in terms.
Proceeds from the traditional annual survey of visitors from abroad (EVE), this figure is consistent with data from international organizations represented below.
Amazon increasing influx of tourists from around the world looking
in recent decades, sees the Peruvian Amazon increasing influx of tourists from around the world looking for a drink Ayahuasca hallucinations. This article sucks under the control of a shaman, is supposed to stimulate visions and treatment of various diseases. Tourism has become the industry shamanism, a fad which has invested heavily in public places and the media in Western countries. There are countless testimonials on dope adventures of those who, for reasons of medical or mystical, and travel to Peru in order to use this magic.
The absence of official statistics, it is impossible to determine these flows tourist otherwise it is very difficult to spot, because most flights individually in separate locations within a wide geographical area too. Can be estimated at several hundred or more, and the number of tourists visiting Peru Shamanism Amazon every year. They come from Europe and the United States, but also other Latin American countries such as Argentina and Chile.
In camps or lodges eye albergues, located in the woods near the urban centers of Iquitos, Pucallpa and Tarapoto, shamans welcome visitors for periods ranging from several days to several months. Housing, which often depicts the "wild" through samples of plants and animals of the Amazon, and at the same time provide comfortable conditions of Western-style type. Thus, the Blue Morpho site, near Iquitos, North America, led by a shaman Hamilton Souther, featuring magic "Amazon Jungle" while ensuring better health and safety conditions.
Tourism development focusing on Ayahuasca part of the economic sector which, upstream and downstream of shamanism itself, combines several stages and actors give a value for (...)
The absence of official statistics, it is impossible to determine these flows tourist otherwise it is very difficult to spot, because most flights individually in separate locations within a wide geographical area too. Can be estimated at several hundred or more, and the number of tourists visiting Peru Shamanism Amazon every year. They come from Europe and the United States, but also other Latin American countries such as Argentina and Chile.
In camps or lodges eye albergues, located in the woods near the urban centers of Iquitos, Pucallpa and Tarapoto, shamans welcome visitors for periods ranging from several days to several months. Housing, which often depicts the "wild" through samples of plants and animals of the Amazon, and at the same time provide comfortable conditions of Western-style type. Thus, the Blue Morpho site, near Iquitos, North America, led by a shaman Hamilton Souther, featuring magic "Amazon Jungle" while ensuring better health and safety conditions.
Tourism development focusing on Ayahuasca part of the economic sector which, upstream and downstream of shamanism itself, combines several stages and actors give a value for (...)
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