Estimate the tourist tax (tourism promotion tax) to collect from your guests for your rental in Agadir. This free calculator multiplies person-nights by the rate set by the municipality.

How is the tourist tax calculated?

• Person-nights = nights sold × travellers per night
• Annual tax = person-nights × rate per person per night

To check in Agadir

The rate applicable to furnished rentals varies by municipality and classification: check it with the municipality in Agadir before charging your guests. In Agadir and the Souss region (Taghazout, Tamraght), the market leans towards villas and seaside apartments; costs are often a little more affordable than in Marrakech.

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Frequently asked questions

Who pays the tourist tax?

The guest pays it; the host collects it and remits it to the municipality.

Which rate should I enter for Agadir?

Check it with the municipality in Agadir; the default value is a simple example, verify the exact amount. This tool does not constitute tax advice.

Tourist tax in Agadir: how does it work?

The tourist tax (or tourism promotion tax) is due per guest and per night. Its rate is set by the municipality in Agadir according to the type and classification of the accommodation, then collected by the host and remitted to the municipality.

Estimating the annual amount accurately

Multiply the number of nights sold by the average number of travellers, then by the rate per person per night. For an active rental in Agadir, this tax usually represents a few thousand dirhams per year. Always check the exact rate in force with the municipality.

Support from Armonia Solutions

Armonia Solutions helps owners in Agadir stay compliant: collecting the tourist tax, filing returns and following good short-term rental management practices.

Agadir, a favourite with British and European travellers

Agadir is one of Morocco’s most popular beach destinations for British and Northern European visitors, served by direct flights from several UK and European airports to Agadir–Al Massira Airport. This steady international demand makes short-term rentals attractive, but it also means hosts must charge and remit the local tourist tax correctly for every guest. British owners letting property in Agadir should also note the UK–Morocco Double Taxation Convention, signed on 8 September 1981 and in force since 1990: rental income from Moroccan property is generally taxable in Morocco, with relief available in the UK to avoid being taxed twice.

Other frequently asked questions

Who must pay the tourist tax in Agadir?

The guest pays it; the host collects it and then remits it to the municipality. In principle, it is therefore not a net cost for the owner.

Where can I find the exact rate?

From the municipality in Agadir. The rate depends on the accommodation’s classification and may change each year.

To go further: discover all our free practical tools and check the official source Ministere du Tourisme.

For reference, amounts are also converted into dollars (1 $ ≈ 10 MAD, indicative rate). For an up-to-date rate, use our currency converter.

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