The new developments now offer passengers a reception setting that is more fluid, more intuitive, and more pleasant thanks to a redesign of traffic and drop-off zones, modernized signage to quickly guide travelers, and direct access to terminals according to airlines, the Authority indicates in a press release.
Reception areas have thus been completely rethought to streamline arrivals and departures, improve service quality, and meet the expectations of travelers and their companions alike, the same source notes, recalling that every year, millions of tourists enter Morocco by air, and a large part transits through the Marrakech and Agadir airports, which play a central role in national tourism radiance.
And to emphasize: “All these measures were made possible thanks to the concerted mobilization between the Ministry of Interior, the Directorate of Migration and Border Surveillance, the DGSN, the Royal Gendarmerie, the Customs, the Wilaya of Marrakech, the Wilaya of Agadir, and finally ONDA”.
By facilitating the first and last moments of the airport experience, these developments mark a new step in ONDA's commitment to “smarter”, more connected airports centered on traveler expectations.
These transformations are part of the “Airports 2030” strategy which aims to raise Moroccan airports to the best international standards, the press release concludes.
Reception areas have thus been completely rethought to streamline arrivals and departures, improve service quality, and meet the expectations of travelers and their companions alike, the same source notes, recalling that every year, millions of tourists enter Morocco by air, and a large part transits through the Marrakech and Agadir airports, which play a central role in national tourism radiance.
And to emphasize: “All these measures were made possible thanks to the concerted mobilization between the Ministry of Interior, the Directorate of Migration and Border Surveillance, the DGSN, the Royal Gendarmerie, the Customs, the Wilaya of Marrakech, the Wilaya of Agadir, and finally ONDA”.
By facilitating the first and last moments of the airport experience, these developments mark a new step in ONDA's commitment to “smarter”, more connected airports centered on traveler expectations.
These transformations are part of the “Airports 2030” strategy which aims to raise Moroccan airports to the best international standards, the press release concludes.
