"Since 2021, UNESCO has designated one city around the world, each year, as its World Book Capital. The decision is made by the UNESCO World Book Capital Advisory Committee, which includes representatives from various international literary organizations."
"Rabat, Morocco, has been chosen as the World Book Capital for 2026, recognized for its potential as a book-lover's haven. The city will implement activities to enhance the role of books in sustainable and inclusive development."
Books play a crucial role in travel, often being the only time people engage deeply with literature. The rise of BookTok and a desire for escapism have led travelers to consider how books influence their destinations. UNESCO designates a World Book Capital each year, with Rabat, Morocco, chosen for 2026. This city will host various activities to promote books and literacy, highlighting its importance in sustainable development and cultural engagement.
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