Corporate events in Casablancathe business capital, on the ocean.
Casablanca is Morocco’s business capital and its main long-haul gateway: Mohammed V airport is Royal Air Maroc’s hub, and Al Boraq reaches Rabat and Tangier fast. Meet in a hotel ballroom, visit the Hassan II Mosque, dine on the Corniche, and take the group on to Rabat or Marrakech by train.
Group events · Casablanca
- CMN · the long-haul hub
- Al Boraq to Rabat and Tangier
- Proposal within 24 h
What your proposal contains
Written, itemised, within 24 hours.
- The programme, day by daySessions, experiences and meals in order, with timings.
- Venues, by typeOptions for meeting rooms, dinners and events, with what each suits.
- Transfers and transportAirport meet-and-greet, coaches and vans, and every move in between.
- A rooming planHotels or riads, room types and who sleeps where.
- An itemised quoteEvery line priced, and the quote is free, so you can see where the budget goes.
- Your contact on the groundA coordinator you can reach on WhatsApp throughout.
Why Casablanca for groups
Why Casablanca for business groups.
- The gateway
- Mohammed V International (CMN) has the long-haul routes, including North America, the Middle East and West Africa.
- The business city
- Many of the country’s largest companies and banks have their head offices here, which suits meetings with local partners.
- On the fast line
- Al Boraq links Casablanca with Rabat and Tangier, and conventional trains run to Marrakech and Fes.
- Looking ahead
- A convention centre for 2030 is being studied as part of Morocco’s plan for business tourism.
What your proposal contains
Written, itemised, within 24 hours.
- The programme, day by daySessions, experiences and meals in order, with timings.
- Venues, by typeOptions for meeting rooms, dinners and events, with what each suits.
- Transfers and transportAirport meet-and-greet, coaches and vans, and every move in between.
- A rooming planHotels or riads, room types and who sleeps where.
- An itemised quoteEvery line priced, and the quote is free, so you can see where the budget goes.
- Your contact on the groundA coordinator you can reach on WhatsApp throughout.
The hub
Long-haul flights land here, and the rail spine runs through.
- The long-haul gateway
- Casablanca Mohammed V has the long-haul routes, including North America, the Middle East and West Africa as well as Europe; Marrakech, Agadir, Fes, Tangier and Rabat are served mainly from European cities. Schedules change by season.
- Al Boraq
- Al Boraq, Africa’s first high-speed train, opened in 2018. It links Tangier with Casablanca via Kenitra and Rabat in about 2 hours 10 minutes, on a dedicated high-speed line as far as Kenitra.
- Trains south and inland
- Direct trains run between Marrakech and Fes, via Casablanca, Rabat and Meknes, in roughly six and a half to seven hours, with no change.
- Exhibitions
- OFEC (Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca), the fairground opposite the Hassan II Mosque. Large hotels in the city centre and on the corniche host conferences too.
Sources: Mohammed V International Airport, oncf.ma, OFEC (Cour des comptes). Checked October 2026.
Getting there
Flights, trains and transfers.
The airport
Mohammed V International (CMN)
Royal Air Maroc’s hub and the country’s main long-haul gateway.
Casablanca Mohammed V has the long-haul routes, including North America, the Middle East and West Africa as well as Europe; Marrakech, Agadir, Fes, Tangier and Rabat are served mainly from European cities. Schedules change by season.
- Al Boraq
- Al Boraq, Africa’s first high-speed train, opened in 2018. It links Tangier with Casablanca via Kenitra and Rabat in about 2 hours 10 minutes, on a dedicated high-speed line as far as Kenitra.
- Trains south and inland
- Direct trains run between Marrakech and Fes, via Casablanca, Rabat and Meknes, in roughly six and a half to seven hours, with no change.
- Group transfers
- We meet every flight at Mohammed V and move the group by private coach into the city; there is also a train from the airport.
- Marrakech next
- Marrakech is a train or coach ride south, for a business-then-incentive programme.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, royalairmaroc.com, onda.ma, en.wikipedia.org. Checked October 2026; schedules and venues change.
Venues
Where groups meet in Casablanca.
Hotel ballrooms and meeting rooms
The large hotels in the city centre and on the Corniche host conferences, launches and dinners.
Exhibition grounds
For fairs and large exhibitions; see the named venue below.
Seafront terraces
Corniche restaurants and terraces for receptions and dinners by the ocean.
Art Deco buildings
The city-centre Art Deco heritage makes a distinctive backdrop for events and walks.
Named convention venues
- OFEC (Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca), the fairground opposite the Hassan II Mosque
Large hotels in the city centre and on the corniche host conferences too.
Named as facts about the city: we have no partnership with any venue, and we check availability and terms for each brief.
Sources: courdescomptes.ma. Checked October 2026; schedules and venues change.
Incentives and team experiences
Things a group remembers.
The Hassan II Mosque
One of the few mosques in Morocco non-Muslims can visit inside, on a guided tour.
See the experienceAn Art Deco walk
The 20th-century city centre with a local guide: boulevards, cinemas and the old markets.
See the experienceDinner on the Corniche
The group dines by the ocean on the city’s seafront.
Rabat by Al Boraq
The capital is a short ride north: the Kasbah des Oudayas, the Hassan Tower and the gardens.
See the experienceEl Jadida
The Portuguese city on the coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as a day out.
A sample incentive
Three days in Casablanca.
Day 1
Land, meet, dine by the ocean
- Meet-and-greet at Mohammed V and private transfers
- Afternoon sessions in the hotel
- Dinner on the Corniche
Day 2
Conference and the city
- Morning plenary
- Guided visit of the Hassan II Mosque
- Art Deco walk in small groups, then a private dinner
Day 3
The capital by fast train
- Al Boraq to Rabat
- The Kasbah des Oudayas and the Hassan Tower with local guides
- Back to Casablanca for evening flights, or on to Tangier
A sample to react to, not a package: every programme is written for your group.
When to come
Casablanca through the year.
- A mild coast
- The Atlantic keeps Casablanca mild all year, which suits conferences in any season.
- Spring and autumn
- The best months to combine the city with Marrakech or Fes, when inland heat is gentle.
- Summer
- Pleasant on the coast while the interior is hot; good for coastal programmes.
- Dates to check
- Ramadan and Eid move each year (about 11 days earlier): check them before fixing dates.
Sources: maroc.ma, en.wikipedia.org. Checked October 2026; schedules and venues change.
How we plan
From brief to the last transfer.
1. Your brief
Dates, group size, the purpose (meeting, incentive, conference or celebration) and what success looks like. A call or a form is enough.
2. A written proposal within 24 hours
A first programme with options for venues, hotels, transport and experiences, itemised and free.
3. Refine and hold
We adjust the plan with you and confirm availability with hotels, venues and suppliers before anything is booked.
4. On the ground
Private transport, local guides and our coordinators run the programme day by day, in English, French or Arabic.
Corporate events in Casablanca: your questions
Do you organise conferences and corporate events in Casablanca?
Yes: delegate transfers, hotels, meeting rooms, dinners, guided visits and side trips. A planner replies to your brief within 24 hours.
Why hold an event in Casablanca?
It is the business capital and the main long-haul gateway, with Al Boraq to Rabat and Tangier and trains to Marrakech and Fes.
Is there a convention centre in Casablanca?
Large events use hotel conference facilities and the OFEC exhibition grounds; a convention centre for 2030 is being studied.
Can delegates visit the Hassan II Mosque?
Yes, non-Muslims can visit inside on a guided tour.
Can we combine Casablanca with Marrakech?
Yes: a business day or two in Casablanca, then an incentive in Marrakech, by train or private coach.
After you ask for a quote
What you get within 24 hours
Your proposal contains
- A day-by-day route, with the driving time between stops
- Stays matched to your style (riads, kasbahs, desert camps or hotels), named so you can look them up
- Which moments are private to you, and which are shared, such as a camp’s dining tent
- An itemised quote: what is included and what is not
- Who is planning your trip, and how to reach them on WhatsApp
- Free, with no obligation to book
Before you pay a deposit, we confirm
- Opening days for the places on your route, including Friday and holiday closures
- Meal stops along the way, and any dietary needs
- Prayer or Shabbat timing, if it matters to you
- Step-free access, wherever you need it
- The vehicle class for your group and your luggage
Before you pay a deposit, we confirm
- Opening days for the places on your route, including Friday and holiday closures
- Meal stops along the way, and any dietary needs
- Prayer or Shabbat timing, if it matters to you
- Step-free access, wherever you need it
- The vehicle class for your group and your luggage
Every trip is private and priced to your dates, so there is no fixed price list. Ask, and the proposal shows the full cost before anything is booked.
Who plans your trip
Casablanca, planned for your group.
المغربⵜⴰⴳⵍⴷⵉⵜ ⵏ ⵍⵎⵖⵔⵉⴱThe Kingdom of Morocco
