Africa’s first high-speed train has the profile of a panther. With barely a purr it tiptoes out of Tangier station in a silken glide. The train’s rapid pounce up to 320km/h is equally imperceptible.

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Trains of camels might have been traversing Morocco for centuries, but these days it’s more common to find travelers crossing the country on the railways. This modern take on the caravan connects the ...

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A new golden age of train travel has dawned, and it’s safe to say we are now in the thick of the rail renaissance. For the first time in a century, trains are the It-girl of transport, and over the ...

We recently visited Morocco and took the train from Marrakech to Casablanca. It was scheduled for 3.5 hours, but took a bit longer than 4 hours. It was a pleasant experience for all. We recommend ...

29 September 2005 Cairo (APD) - Casablanca-Marrakech Train a Grande Vitesse (TGV) or a high-speed passenger train, would be operational as of 2010, Maghreb Arab press quoted Morocco's Minister of ...

For the past few hundred years, trains have been one of the main ways people have got around and travelled across the surface of the earth. According to Statista, there are just under a million miles ...

His Majesty King Mohammed VI has launched a new phase of Morocco’s transport modernisation, inaugurating  a package of ...

Ever since I first went to Disney World's Epcot as an almost 12-year-old, I've been captivated by Morocco. Well, at least fake Morocco, the World Showcase version built in 1984 with the participation ...

TRAVELLING around Morocco is about to get a whole lot easier thanks to a multi-billion new train route. The African country has revealed plans to expand their rail services by 2,300 miles by 2040.