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    What type of carriage Marrakech Coachy really is?

    Marrakech Coachy In the Moroccan Arabic, the word Coachy means a type of horse-drawn carriage foreigner and local visitors enjoy riding to explore Marrakech medina. The tour-ride could be between half an hour to two hours depending on how much time or money each visitor was willing to spend...
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    Morocco Is a Country that Surprises Even its Own Citizens

    Booking a flight ticket with a better deal could be very challenging especially in the month of December, but not to worry cheapoair.com, the English version of it, is the website where you should browse and I am sure you will find some great deals to any destinations in the world. I...
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    Taghazout’s best surf spots that Moroccans should visit more often!!!

    How To Get To Surf Berbere Agadir Al Massira airport is our nearest airport (Agadir only has one airport for international travel, so sometimes it is just called Agadir Airport). To see who flies to us, just check skyscanner, it will show up the cheapest options for getting to us. Here are the...
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    Pedophiles Are Roaming, Watch Out! Marrakech

    Boy's name Rayan. Unlike the other Rayan, who was trapped in a well a couple of days ago in Morocco. It was a heartbreaking moments. He was suffocated underground crying for help but help was not there despite how many people were willing to help and how many machineries were mobilized those...
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    The Peddlers of Morocco

    As I am browsing videos on YouTube website, I came across a video of a peddler in the city of Nador located in the northeastern Rif region of Morocco. The peddler was selling peanuts in a corner of a street which is a very common way of doing business in Morocco. He was cut by the police, lost...
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    Nasser Bourita’s powerful quote “Le Maroc d'aujourd'hui n'est pas celui d'hier”/“The Morocco of today is not that of yesterday” what does it mean?

    Some rascal Algerians named him “نويتة” a sissy or a chicken (weak man), others said he has a soft tone of voice like a girl and still other weird Algerians made fun of his last name and named him “ البرويطة” wheelbarrow referring to his name Bourita, but Nasser Bourita is our hero, a go get it...
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