After several route openings between France and Morocco, in particular the imperial city of Fes, Montpellier is joining the dynamic launched by the Montpellier metropolitan council and the city of Fes.
As part of this rapprochement between Montpellier and Fes, the two entities will organize an institutional and business mission to Fes. This move is the logical continuation of the twinning established in 2003 between the Hérault prefecture and the city of Fes. The leaders wish to focus exchanges on two major areas: health and digital technology.
The timing of this mission will take place during the 1st half of 2017 with direct flights Montpellier Fes. The development of the Fes airport has been a major success over the past year following the action of Fes tourism board, which relies, as we can see here, on the historic relations between Fes and European partners.
Montpellier Fes, a short time for a total change of scenery
The opening of direct flights between Montpellier and Fes suggests a significant influx of Hérault travelers within the medina of Fes. It will then be very pleasant for the Fassis to hear this melodious accent in the streets of the imperial city. In order to discover exceptional architecture and thus enter one of the most beautiful riads in fez, the Riad Jamaï team offers to organize the arrivals of Montpellier residents in the form of a short stay, as we can detail in the activity prices section.
Direct flights Montpellier-Fes
Two companies have set up weekly flight rotations with Fes: Air Arabia and jetcost. Two reputable companies in the global airline industry, familiar with European and North African airports. Air Arabia has even recently set up its base in Fes to engage in a significant deployment of direct flights with major French and European cities.
The Riad Fes team can, for example, mention the cities of Strasbourg, Saint Etienne, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Vienna, Nice and other cities for 2017. All the questions you may have about your vacation in Fes will find answers on our Fes frequently asked questions page, FAQ
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