Morocco Frequently Asked Questions

When you book your Morocco Tours through Morocco Travel Plan LLC, you will benefit from the services of a reliable, local & travel expert operators. We know Morocco intimately & tourism has a passion for us not only a source of income. Our past customers have given us an excellent rating and thanks to their invaluable contribution in providing us with a constructive criticism, we have been improving our travel services.

We are based in Marrakech and in Merzouga, so you can be assured of a speedy response from our end whenever any issue might occur. We are a family run tour provider and specialize in cultural tours of Morocco.

All of our vehicles are insured, licensed by the Moroccan tourism board and the ministry of transport. Our driver/guides are multilingual, regulated and trained to ensure your safety, comfort and enjoyment.

Morocco was among the first countries worldwide to take immediate actions against the widespread of the Covid 19 by closing the borders. Lately, the Kingdom of Morocco has been allowing a few flights to get into Morocco and travelers can travel around Morocco without any constraints. There has been an common awareness among travel providers including Morocco Travel Plan to help ensure the safety of our guests visitors by taking adequate measures against the pandemic.

Tourism is the 2nd most important economic sector after agriculture, so the government along with the Moroccan citizens are all aware of its importance in securing direct and indirect jobs. Morocco is the closest gateway to Europe from Africa and vice-versa, so a mutual cooperation between the two continents have been reinforced to fight against terrorism and illegal immigration and to strengthen the trade relations.

Morocco is a stable country politically and tourism, as the king of Morocco described it, is one of the top priorities in the Moroccan economy. For the sake of turning the plan into a reality, huge investments have been put in place to improve the infrastructure, hotels, places of entertainment, museums and in police. 

La Police Touristique is a branch in charge of ensuring the safety of tourists throughout the Kingdom of Morocco, so no wonder to see them within even the intricate alleyways of the Fes Medina. You can get in touch with them as they are effective to assist you whenever you might need.

Morocco is culturally diversified & strategically positioned. Its history goes back to the Neolithic Times and the “Berbers” Amazigh are in the indigenous people of the country who predominantly inhabit in the mountains and in the Sahara Desert. Morocco is a Muslim country but it’s totally open to the world because this is its nature. 

Casablanca is the economic capital of the country and is often called the heart of Morocco. Rabat is the administrative capital and home of the King Mohammed VI and the Royal family. Fes is the spiritual and cultural capital dating back to the 7th century turning into the oldest Moroccan city. Chefchaouen is the blue-painted city that has gained a worldwide fame among Instagrammers, Snapchatters, Vloggers & artists. The Sahara Desert is a different world you should include in your bucket-list with the camel ride experience, the breathtaking views of the sunset/sunrise, the stars that illuminate the horizons…

Marrakech is the unique Moroccan city that has haunted the souls of even savvy travelers who could not resist the magic of its colors, ambiance and charm..

What you can expect when touring Morocco is a perfect blend of myriad cultures & landscapes that keep surprisingly changing.

It has been recently common to see solo women travelers and reading about their experiences you can come up with the idea that traveling around Morocco as solo woman is safe despite a few incident that happened but rare compared to the positive experiences.

As a useful travel tip, you should always dress as if you are at home but conservatively so that you gain respect and don’t grab attention because, you already know, Morocco is a Muslim Country. Keep your sense of humor that is intermingled with seriousness because you can be misunderstood. Whenever you get lost, never ask anyone in the street but a shopkeeper or a woman like you and remain confident as touts are everywhere.