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DON'T CANCEL...🇲🇦🇲🇦 If you have your

DON'T CANCEL...🇲🇦🇲🇦

If you have your trip to Morocco planned, I encourage you not to cancel it;
Maybe update your itinerary;
But don't cancel;
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Because Marrakech depends on tourism;
All these families in the earthquake-destroyed mountain areas are supported by their families in bigger cities.
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The best way to support Morocco now is not to cancel.
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Marrakech is fine; there is life, many places are open, and destroyed parts of Medina are recovering quickly (Marrakech is not destroyed, a lot of media is falsely reporting the current situation in Marrakech. Life there is on, Jemaa El fan square open at night etc).

The Sahara desert road is passable and not affected. Beaches etc
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However, in the High Atlas mountain region/Taroudant, people still need lots lots of help for a long time. Many villages are destroyed…. Help them by not cancelling.

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Eid Al- Adha MUBARAK 🐑 🐑 Today Morocco a

Eid Al- Adha
MUBARAK

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Today Morocco and the whole Islam world are celebrating Eid al Adha.

Eid Al Adha (or feast of the sacrifice) is one of the holiest events in Islam. It's also called Eid el-Kbir, meaning "The Big Holiday", and is regarded as the holier of the two Eids.

The celebration of Eid al-Adha begins around 40 days after the end of Ramadan. Eid also marks the end of the annual pilgrimage of the Hajj.

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The roots of Eid al-Adha celebration come from the all known story.

Prophet Abraham was commanded by God, in a form of a dream vision, to sacrifice his son, Ishmail. But while he was in the act of sacrificing his son, at the last moment, God sent the Angel Gabriel with a huge sheep. Gabriel informed Abraham to sacrifice the ram as a ransom for his son.

Therefore, at Eid al-Fitr celebration, Muslims worldwide honours Abraham's willingness to obey God's order to sacrifice his son.
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On the first day of Eid al-Adha, the head of the family or a butcher has to sacrifice the animal with a sharp knife. Then, during the following days, families prepare a variety of meat dishes.

Eid al-Adha is a day of sharing, caring and being thankful. Each family must divide it into three shares. 1/3 of the animal goes for the poor, other family eats immediately or saves for later, and the last 1/3 belongs for friends.

#eid #eidmubarak #eidaladha #eidaladha2023

After reviewing hundreds of travellers’ Morocco

After reviewing hundreds of travellers’ Morocco itineraries and travel-related emails, I made a list of the TOP 5 mistakes people make while travelling for their dream vacation in Morocco.

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1. MOROCCO IS HUGE. Many travellers on the 7 days trip want to include everything. They forget that it takes 9 hours direct drive to reach the Sahara desert or Chefchouen. So if you have only one week in Morocco and don’t want to spend the trip on the road, choose only a few locations.
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2. MOROCCO IS NOT SO CHEAP. A long time ago, Morocco was cheaper for travellers, but not anymore. Somehow people imagine Morocco is a cheap country, and you can get a hotel room for 15 eur (you actually can, but a basic one). Of course, you can travel on a budget: eat in street food restaurants, use public transport, cheap hotels - but only some are so adventurous. 
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3. SUMMERS ARE HOTTTT. Yep, I know most of you travellers have vacations in summertime. But the hottest season in Morocco is July and August when the temperature in Marrakech or the south can reach up to +50C. If you still want to come during these months, choose more beach towns or the Nord of Morocco.  
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4. Morocco is about more than just sightseeing. Many travellers include in their itineraries the top must-see attractions, often all big cities, museums and monuments. Jumping from one place to another, they need to remember to experience a new culture by doing slow experiences such as meeting locals, having a cooking class, getting a guide etc.
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5. SPONTANIOUSITY. Morocco is all about being open-minded and often spontaneous. So don’t over plan your itinerary with many things to do. There will be places closed when they are supposed to be open; late drivers or restaurants will forget your reservation. Don’t get frustrated; Morocco will teach you to relax and enjoy simple things more.

Are you making these mistakes in your itinerary? Book my travel consultation for the itinerary review. Or, ask me to create the itinerary from A to Z.

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WHAT DO MY TRAVEL SERVICES LOOK LIKE? 🌴⛱️🤸

Planning your vacation can take endless hours, especially for Morocco, which has to offer so much. But who has that kind of time? Let me be your Moroccan adventure curator!

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TRAVEL CONSULTATIONS

MINI OR MAXI OPTIONS

During the consultation, I will:

– review your travel plan, see if you have enough time to see all places,
– answer general questions about Morocco, airports, money, weather etc
– suggest activities in each place’s best restaurants, etc.
– advise what guides/tours/transport to choose if needed, and will put you in contact. Advice on what locations can be reached by public transport, rented car, taxi or private driver.
-prices in Morocco. How much cost everything
and many other questions

MINI OPTION

📞 30 min video or audio call (Zoom/another platform);
📩 1 email with names, links, places etc. I mentioned during the call;

MAXI OPTION

☎️ 1-hour video or audio call (Zoom/another platform);
💌 1 email with all names, links, places etc. I mentioned during the call;
📩 I will also answer one additional email with your questions (max 5 extra questions)

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Salam, it’s been a long time since I introduced

Salam, it’s been a long time since I introduced myself here. 👋

I’m Rasa, a Lithuanian adventurer who fell for the charm of Morocco and the many ways one can find joy and happiness here. I moved to Morocco in 2015 and, since then, have lived in the hectic city of Marrakech.
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I am your authentic dream trip to Morocco planner and concierge, who wants to help you live through the many miracles Morocco has to offer. I’m providing expertise, inside knowledge and professionalism when devising your travel plans in this magical land.

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Before moving to Morocco, I was successfully working as an art journalist, editor and head of communication for art projects in Lithuania (I have a BA degree in art criticism and history, and art takes huge space in my life). My adventurous spirit as well drove me afterwards to spend 4 years in the Netherlands, in multicultural Amsterdam.

However, life in Europe was too regulated, too lacking in freedom and surprise, and always seemed to follow the same patterns: work, home, friends, annual holidays and so on. I went on and kept looking until I stumbled upon the unpredictable and amazing Morocco lifestyle. So I divided my life between Europe and Africa.

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Now, I’m fortunate to be able to work remotely for an art events company in Lithuania, as well pursuing my career as a personal travel planner in Morocco.

Living in Morocco allowed me to become a captain in navigating my career through the colourful chaos and the spontaneous "Inshallah" culture. In Morocco, I am pursuing my passion for travel and working as a travel curator, an expert in selecting and pulling together experiences into a personalised journey. The word curator itself points back to the art world and my roots.

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HOW CAN I HELP YOU WITH YOUR DREAMS?🌴

I am offering travel consultation and tailor-made itinerary services for curious, independent travellers who want to discover the authentic magic of Morocco.

Yeallah, let’s dream together about your next Moroccan adventure!

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