As the winter season of 2025/26 approaches, Eurowings is elevating its profile by significantly expanding its winter flight schedule to Morocco, a destination famed for its cultural heritage, vibrant souks, serene deserts, and scenic Atlantic coastline. These enhanced air connections are poised to make winter escapades to Morocco more popular and accessible than ever.
Broadening Morocco’s Appeal with New Routes
Eurowings is introducing direct flights to Marrakesh from four new departure cities: Hanover, Salzburg, Stuttgart, and Prague, each with two weekly services. Meanwhile, the route from Düsseldorf to Marrakesh will increase from two to three weekly flights—a clear nod to strong demand for this sun‑soaked destination.
The airline will continue its two‑weekly flights to Fez from Cologne/Bonn—a city rich in historical and cultural significance—and maintain services to Agadir from both Düsseldorf (up to two times weekly) and Stuttgart (once weekly), ensuring the scenic southwestern coast remains well connected.
In sum, Eurowings will operate 11 weekly flights to Marrakesh and three to Agadir, highlighting its commitment to making Morocco a key winter‑sun destination.
Prague–Marrakesh: A Closer Look
The newly launched service between Prague and Marrakesh will commence 8 November 2025, running twice a week. Departures from Prague are scheduled on Thursdays at 11:20 a.m. with arrivals in Marrakesh at 3:50 p.m. Return flights depart at 4:40 p.m., landing back in Prague by 9:00 p.m. Weekend rotations include evening outbound flights at 8:35 p.m., arriving post‑midnight, followed by early‑morning returns landing at 6:15 a.m. The journey takes approximately 4.5 hours, operated with an Airbus A320 carrying around 180 passengers. The service will run through to the end of March 2026, with a short pause in January to mid‑February.
Why Morocco Wins as a Winter Destination
Morocco’s climate and geography continue to attract travellers escaping colder European winters. Marrakesh offers bustling markets, historic palaces, and proximity to the Atlas Mountains and desert adventures. Fez serves cultural and heritage enthusiasts, with its ancient walled medina and religious schools. Agadir, with its expansive beaches and surf culture, is ideal for seaside relaxation. All are within a comfortable four‑hour flight from Germany and neighbouring countries, making Morocco an ideal winter retreat.
These enhanced direct links across multiple European cities broaden access, serving both leisure tourists and smaller‑market travellers, and equip Eurowings to meet rising winter travel demand.
Institutional Endorsement and Strategic Impact
The Moroccan National Tourist Office publicly welcomed Eurowings’ expanded flights, anticipating a boost in German tourism and international arrivals. This growth aligns with Morocco’s broader goals to cultivate sustainable tourism, underscore cultural richness, and stimulate regional economies.
By tripling its flights and expanding its network, Eurowings underscores its strategy to capture the winter-sun market—a segment increasingly defining the airline’s identity. These routes diversify its offerings while promoting economy, convenience, and appeal across new traveler demographics.
Summary of New Winter Routes 2025/26
| Departure City | Destination | Frequency | Start Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Düsseldorf | Marrakesh | 3× weekly | Winter schedule |
| Düsseldorf | Agadir | Up to 2× weekly | Winter schedule |
| Cologne/Bonn | Fez | 2× weekly | Winter schedule |
| Hanover | Marrakesh | 2× weekly | From 29 Oct |
| Salzburg | Marrakesh | 2× weekly | From 4 Nov |
| Stuttgart | Marrakesh | 2× weekly | From 6 Nov |
| Stuttgart | Agadir | 1× weekly | Winter schedule |
| Prague | Marrakesh | 2× weekly | From 8 Nov |
These expanded links reflect a growing enthusiasm for Moroccan destinations and Eurowings’ agility in responding to evolving traveler needs.
What Travelers Should Know
With new routes and increased frequencies, travelers now have more flexibility in planning Moroccan adventures—from cultural immersion in Fez and Marrakesh to coastal relaxation in Agadir. Early bookings may yield competitive fares, especially as new routes often drop in price after initial listings (as noted by industry watchers expecting Prague–Marrakesh return tickets to fall below 5,000 CZK).
Eurowings’ fleet of A320s ensures efficient service, while Morocco’s winter climate—mild and sunny—makes it an ideal break from colder European winters. It’s a win-win for both leisure and VFR (Visiting Friends & Relatives) travelers.
Conclusion
Eurowings’ bold winter 2025/26 strategy underscores Morocco’s rising profile as a premier winter destination. By launching direct flights and boosting frequencies to Marrakesh, Agadir, and Fez from multiple European hubs, the airline is not only facilitating winter travel but also supporting Morocco’s tourism ambitions. For travelers seeking a blend of culture, warmth, and exploration this winter, Morocco now shines even brighter on the map.
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