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Moroccan People | Aisha of Tamnougalt
The village of Tamnougalt is located in the Draa Valley. The Draa stretches from the High Atlas to the Atlantic Ocean. Moroccan people have lived here as far back as the mid-1600s. The focus of this article...
Know Before You Go: Tipping in Morocco
I have a love - hate relationship with tipping, especially in developing countries. In the case of Morocco, the west is responsible for bringing the custom to the country. While I agree that tipping can be...
Know Before you Go: Using Moroccan Dirham
So you've gotten your customized Morocco tour arranged. Flights are purchased. The dog is booked at the kennel. You've started packing. One final thought occurs to you... What about spending money in Morocco?...
15 Reasons to Visit Morocco
There are numerous reasons to visit Morocco. I've made a short list here to be used for vacation planning in Morocco. I invite others to add additional thoughts in the comments. 1. Moroccan People I refer to...
Sustainable Tourism: Making a Difference
Our guest blogger, Margaret Cornfield, tells the story of visiting two homes in Tamnougalt, Morocco, highlighting the importance of sustainable tourism. The Cornfields, Open Doors Morocco, and our good friend...
Cats of Chefchaouen, Morocco
I’ve noticed that Moroccan cities are either cat cities or dog cities. Without exception, the cats win out in the medinas, or old cities. It’s probably because cats are smaller than dogs, and can fly under...
Cook Like a Local: Moroccan Bissara Soup
Recently, in the famous blue city of Chefchaouen, I ran into the best Bissara soup I’ve ever tasted. Bissara is a popular Moroccan soup prepared with dried and peeled fava beans. This soup is hearty with...
Moroccan People | Abdou: Berber Fire Painter
I am excited to introduce Tony Hoffman as a guest blogger. Tony recently took part in a Giving Lens Morocco Photography Tour. Following the tour, I noticed Tony’s Facebook posts were insightful reflections...
Secrets of a Moroccan Snake Charmer
My business partner, Said and I were driving through the Moroccan Sahara and noticed a man digging near the side of the road. We were in the middle of nowhere and suddenly curious as to what he was doing. We...

Moroccan People | Aisha of Tamnougalt
The village of Tamnougalt is located in the Draa Valley. The Draa stretches from the High Atlas to the Atlantic Ocean. Moroccan people have lived here as far back as the mid-1600s. The focus of this article...

Know Before You Go: Tipping in Morocco
I have a love - hate relationship with tipping, especially in developing countries. In the case of Morocco, the west is responsible for bringing the custom to the country. While I agree that tipping can be...

Know Before you Go: Using Moroccan Dirham
So you've gotten your customized Morocco tour arranged. Flights are purchased. The dog is booked at the kennel. You've started packing. One final thought occurs to you... What about spending money in Morocco?...

15 Reasons to Visit Morocco
There are numerous reasons to visit Morocco. I've made a short list here to be used for vacation planning in Morocco. I invite others to add additional thoughts in the comments. 1. Moroccan People I refer to...

Sustainable Tourism: Making a Difference
Our guest blogger, Margaret Cornfield, tells the story of visiting two homes in Tamnougalt, Morocco, highlighting the importance of sustainable tourism. The Cornfields, Open Doors Morocco, and our good friend...

Cats of Chefchaouen, Morocco
I’ve noticed that Moroccan cities are either cat cities or dog cities. Without exception, the cats win out in the medinas, or old cities. It’s probably because cats are smaller than dogs, and can fly under...

Cook Like a Local: Moroccan Bissara Soup
Recently, in the famous blue city of Chefchaouen, I ran into the best Bissara soup I’ve ever tasted. Bissara is a popular Moroccan soup prepared with dried and peeled fava beans. This soup is hearty with...

Moroccan People | Abdou: Berber Fire Painter
I am excited to introduce Tony Hoffman as a guest blogger. Tony recently took part in a Giving Lens Morocco Photography Tour. Following the tour, I noticed Tony’s Facebook posts were insightful reflections...

Secrets of a Moroccan Snake Charmer
My business partner, Said and I were driving through the Moroccan Sahara and noticed a man digging near the side of the road. We were in the middle of nowhere and suddenly curious as to what he was doing. We...
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