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Plan your trip to Tangier, a gateway city between Morocco, Africa, Europe and the Mediterranean: access, accommodation, mobility, culture and practical info.
Between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, Tangier connects Morocco with international economic, industrial, logistics and cultural networks.
NEXUS Expo & Summit · 23–27 June 2027 · Malabata, Tangier
Tangier can be reached by air, rail, road and ferry. Below are the options to reach the city, with links to official operators and sources. Transfer times to the NEXUS venue are published after operational validation.
Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport (TNG). Check airlines and ONDA for current routes and schedules.
Tangier is connected to Morocco’s national rail network, including Al Boraq. Check ONCF for current schedules and availability.
Maritime links connect the Tangier region with Europe. Check the relevant operators and ports before travelling.
Choose accommodation according to your agenda, meetings and mobility needs. A property may be labelled a “NEXUS partner” only when a valid written agreement is in place.
View accommodation informationExtend your stay through heritage, coastline, gastronomy, culture, design and hospitality. These experiences are not included in a NEXUS badge or contract.
Medina, Kasbah, Cap Spartel, the Caves of Hercules and the Strait shape the destination experience.
Narrow streets, historic squares, craftsmanship and views over the Strait.
Lighthouse, cliffs and caves where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean.
A seafront promenade between the modern city and the coastline.
Museums, galleries and heritage sites telling Tangier’s cosmopolitan history.
Seafood, Moroccan traditions, pastries, tea, markets and contemporary restaurants extend the experience of the city.
Fish and seafood, between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean.
Tagines, couscous, pastilla and recipes from northern Morocco.
Moroccan sweets and Mediterranean influences.
Mint tea, a ritual of welcome and conversation.
Spices, fresh produce and crafts in the medina and souks.
A culinary scene combining tradition and contemporary creation.
Editorial recommendations, separate from contracted NEXUS partners.
Chefchaouen, Asilah, Tetouan: northern Morocco can be explored from Tangier. These excursions are not included in a NEXUS badge, invitation or contract.
Blue city set in the Rif: medina, crafts and panoramic views.
Fortified town on the Atlantic, known for its murals and galleries.
Medina inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, Andalusian heritage and crafts.
Entry requirements depend on your nationality, country of residence and passport. Check your situation with the competent Moroccan authorities; NEXUS does not guarantee visa issuance.
View entry formalities & visasTaxis, public transport, car rental or chauffeur-driven cars: choose according to your accommodation and meetings. NEXUS shuttles are announced only once contracted.
Tangier has a Mediterranean climate influenced by the Atlantic. Check the weather forecast before you travel.
Accessibility of the city and of the NEXUS venue are distinct. Venue accessibility information is published with the validated practical information.
Refer to official sources and to the emergency numbers applicable in Morocco.
The local currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD). Check with your bank and mobile operator how your payment methods and phone work in Morocco.
Northern Morocco combines port and logistics infrastructure, business zones, industry, services and international connections. NEXUS uses this context for cross-sector encounters across LIVING, MOTION, STYLE and TECH.
1,776,942
passengers — Operation Marhaba 2025
Port of Tanger Med.
463,321
vehicles — Operation Marhaba 2025
Port of Tanger Med.
Source: Tanger Med Special Agency (TMSA), Marhaba 2025 press release — checked on 22 September 2026.
Founding Season 2026–2027 calendar
Shuttles, contracted hotels and travel benefits are published only after confirmation. Use NEXUS 365 for applicable updates.
Follow official updates on the venue, access, accommodation, services and practical information for the 2026–2027 Founding Season.