Africa's incredible coastal city for the top trend travel destination for 2025 | World | News

A breathtaking city in North Africa named British Airways to their top trend destinations because interest in the coastal resort is increasing.

Last week the carrier published its report from 2025 Travel Trends, in which things such as booking patterns and the most sought -after holiday destinations are examined.

According to BA last month, the Moroccan city of Agadir on the country's South Atlantic coast recorded 308% compared to the same time in the previous year.

This interest increases it far above very popular holiday centers such as Abu Dhabi, in which an increase of 94% and Crete (+44%) recorded.

The calculation is based on the vacation package on Ba.com in Great Britain from January 1 to 23, 2025 for travel dates compared to the equivalent period in 2024, said the airline.

The city is just a four -hour flight from Great Britain and is famous for its beach.

Plage d'Agadir is said, the top beach house of the city, which extends over six kilometers and surrounded by boutiques and restaurants.

If you had the opportunity to walk along the promenade, there are also various restaurants where you can eat outside, souks (traditional marketplaces) to explore, as well as some breathtaking architecture.

If you want to get a feeling for the rich history of the city, you can also visit the Kasbah from Agadir, which is known on site as Agadir Oufla, a fortress built in the 16th century.

According to TUI, the city has a subtropical desert climate and experiences hot, dry summer and warm winter.

August is the hottest month of the year with an average daily maximum of 31 ° C and 20 ° C. February is the coolest season, but even then the average maximum to which the mercury increases, 20 ° C with average low 9 ° C, according to the company.

Direct flights from Great Britain to Agadir -Al Massira Airport, 13 miles from the city center, according to Sky Scanner, only 29 GBP begin.

The Moroccan government's “Morocco Tourism Strategy 2023-26” aims to improve transport connectivity, improve hospitality services and to develop other destinations than already popular places such as Marrakech and FES.

A number of large -scale projects were also started to attract more travelers, including the expansion of existing airports, to establish the country as first -class coaches.