Diplomatic Boost for Travel: Israel and Morocco agreed in New York to upgrade their liaison offices to full embassies and exchange ambassadors, with direct flights and economic deals (including investment protection and double-tax prevention) targeted before end-2026—good news for tourism and easier travel planning between the two countries. New Route to Marrakech: El Al’s Sun D’Or will launch direct Tel Aviv–Marrakech flights on November 16, twice weekly, with fares from MAD 5,990, adding another option for winter getaways. Western Sahara Angle: Morocco’s foreign minister Nasser Bourita met EU’s Kaja Kallas in New York, while Cabo Verde reaffirmed support for Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara and backed the Autonomy Plan, with MINURSO’s mandate extended to Oct 31, 2026. Border/Travel Policy Watch: A week of coverage also kept spotlight on the Ceuta crisis and what it means for Schengen’s “trust” model—relevant for anyone tracking North Africa–Europe travel rules. Return-Trip Logistics: Morocco’s Operation Marhaba 2026 wrapped up with 4.14 million Moroccans abroad welcomed, using reception sites across Morocco and key European ports/airports, and reporting no major congestion. Travel Safety Reminder: The UK FCDO published a map warning against all travel to 11 countries worldwide, citing risks like war, terrorism, kidnapping, and detention.