Eurowings is significantly expanding its winter schedule to Morocco, offering 16 weekly connections across six European airports. The airline will launch new twice-weekly flights to Marrakesh from Hanover, Salzburg, Stuttgart, and Prague, while increasing Düsseldorf–Marrakesh to three flights per week.
In addition, Cologne–Fez (2x weekly) will continue, and Agadir will remain served from Düsseldorf (up to 2x weekly) and Stuttgart (1x weekly). In total, Eurowings will operate 11 flights per week to Marrakesh and 3 to Agadir.
The expansion underlines Morocco’s growing popularity as a winter-sun destination, supported by the Moroccan National Tourist Office as part of its strategy for sustainable tourism growth.
This post was published on 28 August 2025 19:00
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