(FEZ–MEKNES REGION) - As AFCON 2025 approaches: the Fez-Meknes region is emerging as one of Morocco’s most strategic tourism hubs, offering strong commercial prospects for African travel agencies.
The expected influx of supporters, particularly from West Africa due to Nigeria’s three group-stage matches in Fez, is creating growing demand for structured travel products that combine mobility, accommodation, culture and premium services.

A favorable context for regional tourism growth
For travel operators, the AFCON period represents a rare acceleration point. Fez-Meknes concentrates cultural, natural and logistical assets that can be integrated into high-value tourism products aligned with current market demand.
Tourism clusters that strengthen package design
As the logistical center of the region, Fez offers a UNESCO-listed medina, structured artisan districts and close proximity to the stadium, facilitating short, modular or multi-day stays for supporters.
This combined cultural offering enhances the value of premium packages:
Located near Fez, Sefrou enables short excursions centered on local craftsmanship, medina visits and heritage workshops, ideal for high-rotation travel packages.
With Bouiblane Mountain, the Friouato Cave and forest ecosystems, this cluster appeals to niche markets interested in hiking, caving and adventure tourism.
Its established thermal facilities allow agencies to add wellness modules, increasingly in demand among international visitors.
A strong business case for African travel agencies
The organisational setup of AFCON in Fez enables agencies to develop integrated, high-margin packages combining:
Such products respond to a rising appetite across African markets for turnkey travel solutions during major sporting events.
Outlook
By leveraging AFCON 2025 visibility, Fez-Meknes can consolidate its position as a regional tourism hub. For African travel agencies, the tournament provides an opportunity to secure first-mover advantages, expand B2B networks and capture new customer segments while contributing to sustainable tourism development in one of Morocco’s most diversified destinations.
To explore partnership opportunities or discover the region’s full tourism offer, visit: https://visitfezmeknes.ma/en

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