US EditionRyanair Fulmina One of the New Routes Paid by Morocco as It Does Not Exceed 14% of the Occupation
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The Government of Morocco has just received the first setback in its attempt to turn the country into a top tourist destination, as Ryanair has hit one of its new routes launched this year with public funds. The Irish company has eliminated from its search engines the connection between Lanzarote and Dakhla after 10 months of operations in which it barely reached an average occupation of 14.06%.
The Government of Morocco has just received the first setback in its attempt to turn the country into a top tourist destination, as Ryanair has hit one of its new routes launched this year with public funds. The Irish company has eliminated from its search engines the connection between Lanzarote and Dakhla after 10 months of operations in which it barely reached an average occupation of 14.06%.
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