Interesting article "Why Morocco Has Remained a Safe Country for Tourists"

[ButtonMoon]

Have a read of this it makes an interesting read:

http://www.moroccoworldnews.com/201...cco-has-remained-a-safe-country-for-tourists/

But then in contrast there is this article. I for one felt perfectly safe in Fez last April, it's a bit grubby in places but not scary at all.

http://www.moroccoworldnews.com/201...authorities-to-protect-tourist-sector-in-fez/

 

[PDiddy]

Great couple of articles, having visited Morocco a few times (and back again in April), I have never once felt threatened or unsafe -

 

[Camel Toe]

Interesting that ..... Im with you Button....i went into Rabat, Casablanca, Essouira, Ouzazate, Zagora, Chefchouen....etc and only found friendly people...thought Casablanca was a shit hole but no prob with locals... Cant wait to get back in March /April.....

Have a read of this it makes an interesting read:

http://www.moroccoworldnews.com/201...cco-has-remained-a-safe-country-for-tourists/

But then in contrast there is this article. I for one felt perfectly safe in Fez last April, it's a bit grubby in places but not scary at all.

http://www.moroccoworldnews.com/201...authorities-to-protect-tourist-sector-in-fez/

 

[Blue Sweeper]

I've been dozens of times since 2003 and never felt intimidated, friendly folks everywhere. I'm going back with a group late April and very much looking forward to it.

 

[david a hall]

Great couple of articles, having visited Morocco a few times (and back again in April), I have never once felt threatened or unsafe -

��Even when the Feds were dragging you off?

 

[PDiddy]

��Even when the Feds were dragging you off?

I would have happily let her cuff me -