France Télévisions highlights Morocco tourism

France Télévisions broadcasts “Voyage Voyage, les stars chantent au Maroc”, showcasing Moroccan destinations and culture to French audiences.

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The Kasbah des Oudayas in Rabat is one of the filming locations for the TV program “Voyage Voyage, les stars chantent au Maroc”.

France Télévisions will spotlight Morocco through the music travel program “Voyage Voyage, les stars chantent au Maroc”, broadcast on March 13, 2026. The show presents performances by francophone artists filmed across iconic Moroccan locations.

A TV program promoting Morocco

The Moroccan National Tourist Office launched the initiative as part of its strategy to promote the destination to French audiences.

The program combines musical performances with travel segments filmed across several Moroccan cities. Each performance takes place in a landmark location that highlights the country’s landscapes, architecture and cultural heritage.

This audiovisual project aims to showcase Morocco through entertainment while reaching a large television audience in France.

Filming across Rabat, Fès and Ouarzazate

The production was filmed in three cities: Rabat, Fès and Ouarzazate.

In Rabat, several historic sites appear in the program, including the Kasbah des Oudayas, the Hassan Tower and the archaeological site of Chellah.

Other sequences were filmed in Fès, particularly in the pottery village where traditional artisans continue centuries-old craft techniques.

The production also travelled to southern Morocco, filming scenes at Ksar Aït Ben Haddou near Ouarzazate, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historic architecture and cinematic landscapes.

Francophone artists performing in Moroccan landmarks

The program is presented by Laury Thilleman and brings together several well-known francophone artists.

The lineup includes Magic System, Dany Brillant, Nicoletta, Lorie, Lartiste, Barbara Pravi, Tina Arena, Yuri Buenaventura, Ycare and Natasha St-Pier.

Artists perform both classic French songs and more recent titles, sometimes reinterpreted with arrangements inspired by oriental sounds.

Strengthening Morocco’s tourism visibility

With this television production, the Moroccan National Tourist Office continues to expand its international promotion strategy.

Broadcasting the program on France Télévisions allows Morocco to reach a wide audience in France, one of the country’s most important tourism markets.

The show highlights the diversity of Moroccan destinations while presenting the country’s cultural heritage, landscapes and artistic creativity to viewers.

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