The fact that Morocco has reversed all of its prior Covid 19 restrictions that have affected visitors since the start of the health disaster may be the most crucial thing you should know right away. There are no longer prerequisites for vaccine certification, evidence of vaccination, or PCR testing. Morocco travel has become entirely commonplace.
Nevertheless, Covid 19 is still circulating and is a worry. The information that follows may be useful to you as you prepare for or think about traveling to Morocco.
As you are presumably already aware, the COVID-19 (also known as the coronavirus) pandemic has had a negative impact on all of us, from the far-off coastlines of Thailand to the confusing labyrinth of souks in the historic medina of Marrakech. Despite a significant lack of adequate safety equipment, brave first responders, nurses, and medical professionals have risked their lives. Millions of individuals have lost their jobs and lives as a result of the closure of restaurants and cafés. As you are aware, the travel sector has been particularly badly struck.
With COVID-19 Still Circulating, Can I Still Book a Tour to Morocco
On February 7, 2022, Morocco’s borders were once again open. Many people who were anxious to see friends and relatives and those who had been delaying that vacation of a lifetime for so long soon began travel! So, yeah… you may absolutely plan a trip to Morocco!
We are now booking reservations for anyone wishing to book travel for 2023, and demand is fairly high. At this time, we can only expect that travel will get busier since it has surpassed pre-Covid demand.
As a bright light at the end of this long, dark, pandemic tunnel, we do advise making vacation arrangements right now, buying airfare a little closer to your departure date, and scheduling that once-in-a-lifetime trip on your calendar. However, we also advise getting the required travel insurance.
What Are the Morocco COVID-19 Entry Requirements?
PCR test results and documentation of the Covid 19 vaccination are no longer needed from travelers. Most tourists merely need a current passport.
It should go without saying that you should be informed about the situation in your own country and the lingering threat that government involvement might stop international travel.
We will work directly with you as the situation develops and you feel confident making preparations if you have already made travel arrangements with us.
Traveling Safely in Morocco with COVID 19
We are fortunate to have remote locations like the huge Sahara, fantastic beaches along the Southern Atlantic Coast, and the breathtaking Rif and Atlas Mountains while battling the coronavirus in Morocco. Getting away from the throng has never been much of a struggle because of the complete customization of our excursions. Having saying that, we are tackling genuine difficulties with COVID-19 in Morocco.
We’ve been collaborating with the Cleveland Clinic and the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) over the past several months to figure out the best precautions to take while on tour in Morocco. We acknowledge that there is no “zero-risk” condition when traveling, but by stacking protection (PPE, hand sanitizer, physical distance, etc.), we can declare with confidence that the risk is as low as it can be. Our guides and drivers have put forth a lot of effort to stay on top of the most recent developments on COVID-19 and our preventative measures. An overview of several preventive actions is provided below:
What is the COVID-19 Situation Right Now in Morocco
As of now, a lot of individuals opt to not use masks, and the prevalence is low nationwide, Like much of the rest of the globe. Morocco believes that the virus is approaching an endemic phase if there isn’t another variety on the horizon.
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