MICE and events

Events planned on venue data we measured

Researching venue specifications is the hardest single stage of sourcing an event. We are building a venue record from our own inspections instead of repeating what supplier websites claim.

Ask three Morocco suppliers for a capacity and you will get three numbers, all of them theatre-style, none of them accounting for the service access the caterer needs or the sightline the stage blocks. That is not usually dishonesty. It is that nobody measured, and the number has been repeated until it became a fact.

The consequence lands on you. A venue that holds 300 in a brochure and 190 in the layout your client actually asked for is a problem discovered late, in a country where your options that week are limited and your client is watching.

So we are doing the slow version: inspecting venues ourselves, measuring capacity layout by layout, recording what limits it, and signing the record. It means this page fills up more slowly than a competitor’s. It also means that when we tell you a number, we can tell you who measured it and when.

What we handle

Venue sourcing

Matched against what we have inspected, with the gaps named rather than filled in.

Arrival and transfer logistics

Manifests, coach movements and timings built against measured drive data where we have it.

Gala and dining

Timing, dietary handling and service flow against the rest of the programme.

Group movement

Coach access, turning space, parking and marshalling.

On-site coordination

Our people on the ground for the duration, not a phone number.

Backup planning

A stated fallback for the venue, the weather and the vehicles.

What we publish, and what we do not

Being explicit about this is fairer than letting you assume. Three levels, and we will tell you which one any answer comes from.

Published here

Venue type, destination, access, coach considerations, parking, indoor or outdoor, weather risk, the wet-weather plan, transfer logistics, seasonality, and capacity as a band with the inspection date.

Shared with you directly

The named venue, exact capacity by layout, floor plans, AV detail, breakout rooms, operational notes and the backup venue. Sent when you have a live brief.

Kept internal

Rates, terms, release periods, allotments, supplier performance, incident history and negotiation notes. These are ours, and publishing them would fund our competitors' content.

Inspected venues

The public level, as described above: enough to judge whether a venue type suits your brief, without handing our supplier research to the next operator who visits this page.

No venue has been inspected yet

Inspections under way

We are not going to populate this from supplier brochures. A venue appears here after someone from PM Travel has stood in the room, measured it, and recorded what limited the capacity. Until then the honest answer is that we do not have the data, and you should treat anyone who produces it instantly with the same suspicion.

Capacities are published as bands drawn from our own on-site measurement, with the inspection date. Exact capacity by layout, floor plans and AV detail are shared with agents directly rather than published.

What planners ask us

What should MICE planners verify before booking a Morocco venue?
Capacity in the specific layout you need, coach access and turning space, the wet-weather plan, curfew and noise limits, and what the backup venue is. Capacity in one layout tells you almost nothing about another, and an outdoor Moroccan venue without a stated wet-weather plan is an unpriced risk you are carrying rather than the supplier.
Why does this page not name venues?
Because named venues with capacities and floor plans are the commercial asset, and publishing them means a competitor has them within the week at no cost. The public level here describes the destination honestly enough for you to decide whether a conversation is worth having. The rest comes to you directly once you have a brief.
Where do your capacity figures come from?
From our own inspections. Someone from PM Travel stands in the room, measures it, records what limits the capacity — floor area, exits, sightlines or service access — and signs the record. A supplier's stated capacity is recorded as unconfirmed until that happens, because supplier capacities are routinely the theatre-style maximum with no service access.
Is Agafay suitable for corporate groups?
We are not answering that until we have inspected the sites and can tell you which ones, at what group size, in which months, and with what wet-weather plan. A yes with no numbers behind it is worth nothing to you, and it is what you will get almost everywhere else.

Send us the brief

Tell us the group size, the layout you need and the month. We will tell you what we have inspected, what we have not, and what we would need to go and check. More on the method in how we work.

No venue capacity, floor plan or availability appears anywhere on this site that PM Travel has not measured on site. Where we have not inspected, we say so.