Morocco has reopened its airspace in an attempt to breathe new life into its crisis-hit tourism sector, after two months of commercial flight cancellations over concerns about a coronavirus, AFP reported.

Passengers traveling to the kingdom will still have to show proof of vaccination against Covid-19 and a negative PCR test within the last 48 hours.

Upon arrival, they will undergo additional rapid tests, and some will be randomly selected for another PCR test.

The government has also warned tourists of the possibility of an additional test at their hotel or place of residence 48 hours after their entry into the country.

Morocco's vital tourism sector has suffered from the pandemic and ensuing travel restrictions, with arrivals down 71 percent in 2021 compared to 2019 and losses of about eight billion euros.