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Tangier airports and 2.4 million via Tangier ports. Tere are 11,000 beds registered in Tangier.
Casino Malabata Tanger at the Movenpick Hotel overlooks the Bay of Tangier on the shores of the Mediterranean. It’s only a five to 10 minute drive from the city centre but is a beach side resort offering 240 rooms and suites, various restaurants, bars, gym, conference rooms and a large free form swimming pool. Movenpick Hotel & Resorts is a global firm with Swiss roots and since 1973 operates more than 84 hotels/20,000 rooms across 20 countries.
Movenpick was acquired by Accor Hotels and the company operates another two Movenpick
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branded hotels in Morocco in Casablanca and Marrakech.
EL JADIDA
Te walled town El Jadida is a UNESCO world heritage site and former Portuguese fort dating back to the 16th century and as such has a European feel to it as churches sit next to mosques.
It is just 100km south of Casablanca in the region of Doukkala-Abda and has a population of almost 200,000. It was seized by the Portuguese in 1502 as a prime stopover point on the India trade routes. Tey established a
thriving port city and built a fortress around it to protect it which still exists today. Te Portuguese abandoned the territory in the mid 1700s and it sat abandoned for years until the Sultan Abd al-Rahman of Morocco ordered a mosque be built and the city was rebuilt and renamed al-Jadida (the New).
It’s a popular holiday hot spot in the summer for Moroccan tourists and more relaxed than Agadir and Tangier. Tere are 3,343 beds registered in El Jadida.
Te Mazagan Beach and Golf Resort is close to El Jadida town which opened in 2009 and has been developed by Kerzner International. Tis resort
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