Summer has barely begun, and already the urge to plan the next vacation is being felt. Starting today, Transavia is offering a rich and attractive winter schedule, with Morocco as the flagship destination and prices to suit all budgets.
This year again, the low-cost airline of the Air France-KLM group confirms its strong foothold at the heart of travel between France, Europe, and the Kingdom. Marrakech, Agadir, Essaouira, and Dakhla are among the top destinations offered from many French cities. A boon for travelers seeking sun and a change of scenery, even in the middle of winter.
Among the new highlights this winter, the opening of the Bordeaux – Dakhla route (from €72) and Marseille – Dakhla (from €59) now provides easier access to one of the most popular seaside destinations in southern Morocco, known for its desert landscapes and world-famous kitesurfing spot.
Other routes are also strengthening the France-Morocco network: Nantes – Essaouira (from €59), Brest – Agadir (from €55), Rennes – Agadir (from €55), and Biarritz – Marrakech (from €49). An offer that allows an ever-wider clientele to reach Morocco in just a few hours, and at affordable prices.
Morocco is at the heart of Transavia
For several years, Transavia has established itself as one of the main airlines on routes between France and Morocco. With this new winter schedule, Moroccan travelers also benefit from new travel options to Europe: Marrakech – Venice (from €69), Marrakech – Berlin (from €69), and Agadir – Berlin (from €39).
The offer even extends beyond Europe with routes to Saudi Arabia: Toulouse – Jeddah (from €109), Marseille – Medina (from €109), and Marseille – Jeddah (from €129), meeting the needs of customers seeking pilgrimage or religious tourism.
With entry-level fares starting at €39, this opening of sales is an attractive opportunity to plan end-of-year trips or spring vacations. Tickets are already available on the Transavia website, allowing travelers to plan getaways to the many sides of Morocco, from Agadir to Dakhla, including the imperial cities.
This new offer is part of a strategic partnership with the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT), announced last May, which provides for a 30% increase in capacity to the Kingdom with the addition of 14 new routes and more than 130,000 extra seats.
