The ultra-luxury yacht Ritz-Carlton IIma makes its maiden voyage.

Designed by Casablanca architect Patrick Collier and local interior designer Hayat Kabbaj, the hotel is inspired by traditional Moroccan and Andalusian palaces. By incorporating elements such as marble, plaster, mosaic, and cedar wood carvings, the hotel's architecture is exquisite and intricate, as if it were a tribute to Moroccan history. . Its design is inspired by the famous Medersa Ben Youssef Seminary, a 14th-century historical site that is the largest Islamic seminary in North Africa and represents Moroccan art. Architect Collier emphasizes the close relationship between architecture and gardens, considering it a core principle of Moroccan architecture, and through geometric proportions, he showcases the profound aesthetics and spiritual power of traditional Islamic architecture. . The central courtyard of the main building is sunlit and equipped with fountains and pools, a design that not only inherits the tradition of Moroccan residences but also provides guests with both spiritual and physical purification, leaving them refreshed after a long journey. .