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Such a positieve nice energie throughout the video 😅 damn man ive watched more than half of the video and all i hear is bitchin. Im just gonna ask here and not watch the video any further. Did you enjoy your trip at all ?

Well done and thank you!

Yes, don't talk politics, religion, history, don't point out racism or any problem, just pass through here like the cardboard cutout that you are. Seriously, if you care about something, want to learn or just to hear people's opinions just talk. Some may be passionate or dismissive, but most actually like debating and lively conversations.

WTF? Russian similar ? romanian is a latin language. Cash ? It is mandated by law that every business has to have a POS. We only have cash to pay for very small amounts and for paying at farmers markets. Petty theft ? I haven't been a victim since 1996.

Hello, great advice on the video. Can I ask what your choice for mobile service was? Thank you

I appreciate this video so much because it led me to research the area. Unfortunately, Erg Chebbi is saturated and not a very pleasant experience going on these types of tours. I decided for Erg Chigaga, truly remote with the closest village located 60 Km away and only accessible 4x4. A pleasant and down to earth desert experience.

For a luxury tour it’s more money. They can be arranged by specialist tour operators.

I think if people are making a living out there, carrying food, water, etc to a remote place good on them. £10/$12 us is fine. You’re abroad! Enjoy it and you’re helping businesses and families to live, creating employment for locals and even the shops are supporting a scarf and clothing vendor. Chill! Keep things in perspective and enjoy!

Casablanca is currently undergoing art deco renovations and the new Royal Avenue which is from the Hassan II mosque into the city it will be transformed from the old Medina into open green spaces with shops residential areas and restaurants also they’re currently building the worlds largest stadium Grand Hassan II stadium for FIFA World Cup 2030 with Portugal and Spain, Morocco mall is also undergoing renovation with a new Morocco mall being built and more massive malls are under construction and a new RER metropolitan metro will be built connecting the rest of the city including Casablanca finance city which is already shaping the new skyline with fancy skyscrapers and business skyscrapers malls and residential buildings it will be home to the tallest skyscrapers in the country, the airport as well will be expanded with a new 3rd runway and the terminal 3 which will become the largest in the continent and one of the largest out there, they’re also renovating streets, walkways, expanding roads, new sewage system and new street lights also they’re currently demolishing older buildings from the 70s and 90s they will be replaced with newer skyscrapers and hotels all of this will show the new upgraded Casablanca by 2027 to 2028 before the FIFA World Cup, also they’re increasing green spaces and eco friendly bus stations and they will build 10 new stations including the underground RER metropolitan metro and renovate existing train stations, not just Casablanca other cities will undergo the same changes and upgrades the capital city Rabat is rapidly changing with a new downtown area which is currently 20% complete they just finished the tallest tower in the continent and one of the largest opera houses out there it will have malls and hotels and more skyscrapers will join the newly completed skyscraper they’re also building RER metropolitan metro also they’re upgrading all train stations and bus stations just like Casablanca! Also they’re finishing off the stadium in Rabat also for FIFA World Cup! Newer hospitals are being constructed around 4 massive hospitals with skyscrapers they’ll be introduced with technology never introduced in Africa before it’s part of the country’s healthcare enhancement 2023 2028 vision! Casablanca is much bigger and has way more you didn’t fully explore Casablanca but you sure discovered the history of Casablanca great video overall!

There are 2 IMPORTANT RULES 1. DON'T EVER talk about Dracula! Us, Romanians, are disappointed because you guys made up this story 2. THIS ONE IS IMPORTANT! DONT EVER CALL THAT POPULAR SONG "mai a hi" JUST CALL IT "dragostea din tei" JUST LEARN HOW TO SAY THAT YOU'LL GET GOSSIPED IF YOU SAY THAT

Dear Chris, regarding the rubbish u have mentioned in some places in tiouane, I noticed you have focused on the subject in the areas where non one live, which most of the stuff is blown towards empty field by the wind, but it doesn't mean that morocco is full of rubbish everywhere, I lived in the UK for 30 years, and I can tell you there is a lots of rubbish in a lots of areas of the most of cities and towns, and I went to new York, and found more rubbish in the streets than I saw in moroccan cities, it's normal things in every country, but it seemed you talked about it a lots when morocco's concerned, you sounded like a typical tourist, when they go abroad and start moaning about rubbish, flies, smell, mosquitos, it's like they don't exist where they come from, I can tell u, where I live in the UK, I got bitten by big mosquitos in the summer, and get big flies all the time, and don't start me on the stinking poo smell coming in from the farmers field regularly, and u can't open the house windows when the smell is on, plus other smells from manufacturers nearby, and I struggle to breath, so you need to focus ur videos on places of interest, culture, history, achievement, tourism, sports, and fun stuff, not negativity, in ur case filming rubbish, every country have good areas, and crapy ones, no country is immune from rubbish or perfect, I could go on and on about lots of things but I think u got my meaning, good luck. 😊

Hi Chris, thanks for the effort making the video, but I must point out that, you need to make your home work on the history of the city and morocco in general, you have made few historical mistakes, also to correct u, the old city was built in the 11th century by the moroccan people, and was designed for the safety and protection of their people and located on the hill facing the sea, so they can spot and stop any invasion by anyone coming from sea. The houses inside the old city are still standing until now, hence generations of moroccan people still living in them up to now, the new city or what u called it the Spanish houses, correction, us actually moroccan houses built by moroccans, and the design is moroccan not Spanish, it is the other way around, in short the old moroccan people which is Berber and Arabs made a big army , in 7th century went to Iberia, present day spain, took over most of Andalusia, built new cities with moroccan architecture, and stayed there until 14th century, hence they influenced the Spanish building, houses, therefore that is why u assumed the houses were spanish style, maybe you went on holiday to Spain and seen similarity in the house style, and assumed that morocco have spanish houses??.

Wait where is this?i guess wherever it is, it doesn't serve beef coz of the very religious vibe it has Edit: appreciate the great review!

How hot is it in Morocco in February

How hot is it in Morocco in February?

Not for me. Any Muzzy country no thanks.

We are planning our trip this coming november to Agadir. Wheres the best food spot

The city is loaded with history and it is cool... I love the vibe in Tangiers. The only negative thing was the scammers, especially those selling rugs and perfumes/medicines in the Medina.... and the false tourist guides. If you say hi, you can never get rid of them,. They expect a tip even for a hello..... and they take you to shops and you are "kidnapped" there until you buy anything... The persistence of vendors. The ask so outrageous prices, laughable. Hard not to insult them but I did feel taken as stupid. I am not American, but they assumed I was(?). It is a region where people can speak and understand Spanish. Warning: Also if you are a woman traveling alone, the males will complain about your presence in a coffee shop or anywhere (my wife and my cousin were treated poorly sometimes when I was not there.) The food is really good. The archaeology museum is small but it has very beautiful and curated pieces.

That video was amazing! You have a new subscriber 😁 I'm a solo female Brit 🇬🇧 here for the first time in Agadir, Morocco at the moment. I was thinking of doing the Sahara 3 day tour but I'm only here for 1 week and just haven't got enough time left to fit it in. I head off home on Sep 25th. I will put it on my bucket list to do next time though (especially with the luxury accommodation - Thanks for the heads up on that). Just one question, I left my GoPro at home because I read bad reviews on Trip Adviser that videoing in Morocco is frowned upon. Did you have any problems from anyone whilst filming on the tour? I really need to know whether to risk bringing it with me or not next time, as capturing my adventure would be awesome 😊 Thanks!

I paid €12 just for a Fanta orange on the Amalfi Coast and you're complaining about paying it for a chicken tagine & huge salad? 😂

Just back from visiting Kosovo and enjoying seeing other people's perspectives of the country. I absolutely loved it - some hidden gems in Pristina and Prizren is lovely. The absolute highlights of Kosovo, though, are the Serbian Orthodox monasteries with their incredible frescos. Kosovo is a wonderful country and its people are fantastic.

Nice vid. I was in Chefchaoen and the locals there recommended going to Tetouan, passed through it but didn’t stop. On my return will definitely check this interesting city out. Thanks for posting.

Okay thank you much!...

⁠ thx for your favs ! From vids I look forward to all the places you visited.. can’t wait to plan my trip. How long did you spend in Morocco? I’m thinking of moving there for my art practice and hide out like Paul Bowles

Thank you. I found your video interesting and informative - just what I wanted.

Welcome

Which part of Morocco 🇲🇦 was your favourite?

What are you using to film these amazing videos?

What’s the easiest way to get there ? If no cars are allowed

Meknes is a good city but fez it was the first important city in morocco the old medina is the first in morocco the largest one

also our favourite island in the canaries....anywhere really.....

Tigani criminali. hoti. Bucurestenii sint cei mai parliti si mincinosi din toata romanaia aia. Urat cu spume...cine se mai duce acolo?

Nice

Good information❤This is why I only go Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore. Asian people are nicer, welcome foreigners & less crime too‼️

Kassulke Plaza

Nice vlog

Ransom Hills

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I’ve been in Tunesia Sousse 3 times. Onee time a cab driver offered is to take us to a Berber family that weave carpets etc. There were pictures taken from is on camels, while the van driver offered to attend our bags. When he dropped us off at the hotel, he said he’d pick us up to take us to his family for dinner that eventing. As I had to pay something a while later, I noticed my money missing out of my wallet. I was very disappointed. Of course he never showde up again…..

Absolutely love your videos. Your reviews are very balanced. I've just booked myself a holiday to Morocco. I can't wait.

Thank you Chris! Am pla nning my trip to Morocco and you have become one of my main guides as to where to go. Think I better add Essaoira to the itinerary....

Please, no mandolin and tarantella music... it's a stereotype that has no relation to reality

This guy, if you built a 7 star hotel in the desert just for him, he would still find something to complain and be negative about.🤣

Thank you Chris for sharing your review of the tour. I have a couple of comments: - Overall, the vibe we get from the video is more negative than positive. It could have been a bit more balanced and benefited from showing more of the beauty of the country, the magic of the desert, unique Berber culture and people's generosity. - I have done this route couple of years ago and allocating 3 days isn't giving it justice. I would recommend at least 5 days (two nights in the desert) and spend sufficient time in each place. - I am native Moroccan and a 10€/12€ for a 3 course meal is really a good deal. You can always find cheaper but that applies to all places on earth. Can't comment on the quality but generally speaking the restaurants who are selling a lot usually offer fresh ingredients given the high rotation. Hope you enjoyed your time in Morocco!

Lot of crowd !! everybody is happy except you....when u tourist anywhere in the world ,u expect ot pay high and be accept few lows.

Thinking of going to Morocco next May. This video is so honestly and useful!!!!! Watch it if you can!! Expellant video Chris!!! Thanks

Sfax is the worst city in Tunisia, dirty, nothing to do there and worst of all people are so racist there to the extent that they don't like other tunisian. Apart from sfax Tunisia is awesome

I Did the same tour and it was very Nice I loved it I think you talk very negetive all the time very bad how you do a revieuw you suck at that im sorry I think its not youre thing dessert etc I love it it was a fairytaile

Chris be honest 12$ for all that food is not much money , I had tuna sandwich in Manchester for 15 $ and I still didn’t complain , when I travel I really don’t complain as long as I have something to eat in thankful , my suggesting next time , if you can drive , rent a car and drive you have many options and you are free to stop at any places and eat whatever kind of food you want instead of eating what the tour people give you

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