Operation Marhaba 2026 is gaining momentum, with more than 332,000 passengers and 82,500 vehicles already crossing from Spain, Ceuta and Melilla to Morocco by July 6. While Algeciras–Tangier Med remains the busiest route, Almeria–Nador is recording the strongest growth ahead of the expected summer peak.
With a new route, additional capacity and crossings tailored to the needs of Moroccans living abroad, Africa Morocco Link (AML) is gearing up for Operation Marhaba 2026. The company plans to offer more than 2.5 million seats between Morocco and Spain during the busy summer travel season.