Morocco, which is popular with holidaymakers, is banning all non-stop flights that have departed from Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom from 20:2021 p.m. on October 23, 59. In concrete terms, this means that tourists can no longer be flown in and many holidays will be canceled. However, non-stop flights that take off in Morocco and land in the three countries mentioned, for example, are permitted. It remains to be seen how the airlines will behave, because empty flights to bring holidaymakers home are expensive given the long distance. However, many providers have made so-called "care promises" and now they have to prove them. Since the three banned states are not the "incidence kings" of Europe, the further behavior of the Moroccan government must also be awaited. The German Foreign Ministry says, among other things, that a short-term extension to other EU countries cannot be ruled out. Morocco only issued the order today, effectively giving airlines and tour operators no lead time to deal with the situation. People who have booked a package holiday to Morocco for the next few days should contact their tour operator or travel agent immediately. Individual travellers should contact their airline, especially if they are currently in Morocco. Direct flights (unlike non-stop flights, these have at least one stopover) and connecting flights are not affected by the ban. An entry ban has not yet been issued, at least not yet.