Omra Rabat explains one thing: how to leave for Umrah or Hajj through Rabat-Salé airport. It is published by a travel agency in Casablanca that has no presence in Rabat. This page says who that is, and what the site will and will not do for you.
Who publishes Omra Rabat?
Wiki Tours International, a travel agency based in Casablanca. Its work includes organising trips to Makkah and Madinah. It pays for this site and answers for what is published on it.
The agency has no office, desk or representative in Rabat, Salé, Témara or Kénitra, and nobody from its team meets travellers at Rabat-Salé airport. If any page here seems to suggest otherwise, that is a mistake, and we would like to hear about it.
The agency's registration details will be added to this page, with a link to the official list, once the publisher has supplied the documents that prove them. Until then, we leave them out rather than print something we cannot back up.
Why is a Rabat guide published from Casablanca?
Because families in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region can now fly from an airport close to home, and the practical information about those departures was scattered. For example, flynas now flies direct between Rabat and Jeddah (our flights page)1, and the Makkah Route has reached Rabat-Salé for Hajj pilgrims (our Hajj page)2.
We hold every page to one test: it rests on at least one sourced fact that belongs to Rabat-Salé airport or its region. A page that would still be true with “Rabat” swapped for another city's name does not belong here.
What does the site do, and what does it leave out?
It covers the flight to Jeddah, the trip to the airport, departure day for the family, and what is specific to Hajj pilgrims at Rabat-Salé. Each guide also lists what has not been confirmed yet.
It sells nothing on its pages, publishes no package prices and ranks no agencies. Nor does it claim that its publisher runs departures from Rabat-Salé: if that matters for your trip, ask the team directly on WhatsApp.
It gives no religious rulings. For questions about the rites, please ask an imam or a scholar you trust.
How are the pages made?
An AI tool drafts the text from a facts register kept by the publisher, in which every fact is tied to its source. A program then checks each page before it goes live. Pages carry the organisation's name rather than a person's, because we do not invent authors.
The full process is described in how we make this site.
Which network does this site belong to?
Wiki Tours International publishes eight information sites, each with a single subject. The first is the one you are reading:
Omra Rabat (omrarabat.ma): leaving the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region, from the front door to the aircraft door.
The other seven:
- Guide Omra (guideomra.ma) : The sourced guide to Umrah and Hajj from Morocco
- Omra Ramadan (omra-ramadan.ma) : Ramadan Umrah from Morocco: dates, deadlines and timing
- Agence Omra (agenceomra.ma) : Check a Moroccan Umrah agency before you pay: method, contract, recourse. No rankings.
- Prix Omra (prixomra.ma) : What Umrah and Hajj cost from Morocco: dated, sourced figures
- Voyage Omra (voyageomra.ma) : The Umrah road notebook: flights, packing, heat, parents and children
- Omra Casablanca (omracasablanca.ma) : Leaving from Casablanca: Mohammed V airport, from your front door to the gate
- Offres Omra (offresomra.ma) : Reading, decoding and comparing an Umrah package before you sign
To write to the publisher, or to report a mistake, use the contact page.