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Morocco fourth most popular destination for French travellers at All Saints'

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Morocco fourth most popular destination for French travellers at All Saints'Illustrative image · Mathias Dargnat · Pexels · Licence Pexels

Morocco was the fourth most popular foreign destination for travellers living in France during the 2026 All Saints' holidays, behind Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom, according to an Orange Business barometer for L’Écho touristique published on 13 November. Portugal climbed three places with a 32% increase in flows, while Italy fell by 41%.

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