Morocco Travel Agent Specialist

I love my role as a Morocco travel agent professional, as Morocco is one country everyone should include on their bucket list. You won’t find this type of landscape in any other place worldwide. That is why I want you to contact me and see, for yourself, what you may be missing.Indeed, Morocco is a one-of-a-kind escape, with its rich and diverse culture. It is torn between contemporary living and the roots of its Islamic and historic past. Its 3,000-year history and current political reforms have brought the country to a new chapter - one that has seen some societal shifts since the 1950s.Today cultural stability and equality exists between the Arabic and Berber languages with planned events used to spread Berber culture and language. For those who love the outdoors, Morocco features a diverse terrain, with mountains, such as the Pilot, rising to a height of 13,130 feet, and a coast that spans from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean Sea.Morocco is a place to discover scrublands and cedar woods against the backdrop of high mountain ranges that ring arid and hot deserts. Plant species all have their special places in this land that welcomes migratory birds at its seaside while Barbary sheep are found in the highlands.Morocco is also home to the medina. The typical medina, which means “town” in the Arabic language, is made up of a condense conglomeration of buildings and streets. It is set within barriers that feature lookout towers - a labyrinth with wide avenues that cut through the middle, running to and from from solid gateways. The gateways and main streets are either shut off or angled by projecting walls or homes.Moroccan craftspeople are well known for their pottery and carpeting as well - wonderful items that you will want to add to your home when you visit the country. In fact the carpeting made in the Morocco are displayed in local houses. The rugs typically convey intricate colors and patterns on a red background and rectangular field. Most are framed with geometric motifs and vibrant edgings.Symmetry is the focus of the carpets created in Rabat while carpets are knotted or woven in places, such as Marrakech and Haouz. With their animal, plant, and architectural patterns, they offer variety and imaginative motifs.As noted, pottery is also an integral part of the Moroccan decor. Dishs, bowls, and jugs are seen in Moroccan living rooms and kitchens. The core center for the making of pottery is Fès, where the items are highly renowned. Pottery is featured in multicolored blue and white designs, typically displayed on a pristine white base. If you travel to Safi, you will find colorful pieces that shimmer in the daylight.As your travel agent and advisor for Morocco, I can promise you that you will make some important discoveries culturally, educationally, historically, and personally. Let’s talk about a journey to this fascinating country today. You can email me or phone me any time. I look forward to hearing from you and planning a journey.