Marhaba 2026 sees 40,000 travelers amid suspension fears
The future of the maritime route connecting the port of Motril in Spain with the port of Al Hoceima in Morocco remains uncertain after part of the activities of the "Trasmiditerrania" group were transferred to "Paléria." Although no official decision has been announced to cancel the service, restructuring processes and asset changes raise concerns about the line's potential suspension in the upcoming season. During the "Marhaba 2026" season, more than 40,000 passengers and 9,000 vehicles traveled this route, highlighting its vital role in supporting economic and tourist mobility for the Al Hoceima region and facilitating movement with southern Spain. Local authorities are awaiting an official statement to determine the continuation of the service and to ensure its benefits are preserved, especially to avoid increased pressure on neighboring ports.
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