Agadir, Taghazout Bay, Tamraght, Aourir: every year the region attracts large numbers of domestic and international guests. Yet many establishments depend almost entirely on booking platforms, which take a commission on every night booked. A high-performing website lets you take back control of part of your bookings and of your customer relationships.
1. A direct booking engine
Visitors should be able to check availability and book in a few clicks without leaving your website. Connect a booking engine linked to your channel manager to avoid overbookings, and highlight the benefits of booking direct: best rate, free breakfast, room upgrade, transfer from Agadir-Al Massira airport…
2. A truly multilingual website
Your guests come from Morocco and from all over Europe (France, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Nordic countries…). Offer at least French and English, then the languages of your main markets. Each language must have its own URLs and careful translations, not raw machine translation: this is also essential for international SEO.
3. Photos and videos that make people want to come
- Recent, professional photos of every room type, the communal areas and the view.
- Short videos: sunrise over the beach, a surf session, dinner on the terrace.
- Compressed images (WebP, AVIF) so the site stays fast on mobile.
- Descriptive alt text, useful for accessibility and for image SEO.
4. Local SEO and travel searches
Travellers search for “seafront hotel Agadir”, “surf camp Taghazout”, “riad with pool Agadir” or “hotel near Agadir airport”. Each intent deserves its own page or section. Round this off with an optimised Google Business Profile listing, your rates displayed in Google through your booking engine, and destination content: things to do in Agadir, the best times to surf, trips to Paradise Valley…
5. Reviews, your strongest selling point
Display your ratings and reviews on your website, reply to every comment and ask for a review after every stay. Recent, detailed reviews reassure travellers and strengthen your local visibility.
6. WhatsApp and responsiveness
Many travellers prefer to ask a question before booking. A visible WhatsApp button, quick replies — possibly assisted by a multilingual AI chatbot — and automatic confirmations clearly improve the conversion rate.
7. Performance, security and compliance
An accommodation website collects personal data and sometimes payments: HTTPS, protected forms, backups, regular updates and informing guests in line with Moroccan law 09-08 are essential. A website that is fast on mobile also converts far better with travellers who book from their phone.
eVisibility supports tourism businesses in Agadir and Taghazout, from building the website to local SEO. Let’s talk about your project.