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Has anyone had experience asking Lufthansa to change the origin of a return trip while keeping the existing long-haul flight?

I currently have a return itinerary:

CMN → FRA → SFO

My plans have changed and I'll already be in Europe, so I'd like to ask Lufthansa to change it to:

FRA → SFO

I know I can't simply skip CMN → FRA, so I'd be asking Lufthansa to officially change/reissue the ticket with FRA as the new origin.

Has anyone done something similar with Lufthansa? If so, did they allow it, and were you charged a fare difference/change fee?

For context, current SFO–FRA round-trip fares for roughly my travel period are actually lower than what I originally paid, although I realize that doesn't necessarily mean the reissued fare would price the same way.

Mostly looking for real-world experiences before I call. Thanks!

Hi everyone! My husband, my mom, and I are traveling to Morocco at the end of September. I'll be about 5 months pregnant, so we're looking for a good balance of seeing Morocco while keeping the pace comfortable. We intentionally decided to skip the Sahara on this trip.

Here's our current plan:

• Sept. 25–28: Marrakech (arrive early morning, attending a wedding, plus one full sightseeing day)
• Sept. 28: Early morning flight to Fez
• Sept. 28–30: Fez (2 nights)
• Sept. 30–Oct. 2: Chefchaouen (2 nights)
• Oct. 2: Drive to Tangier → Al Boraq train to Casablanca
• Oct. 2–3: Casablanca (1 night)
• Oct. 3: Explore Casablanca during the day, then fly home that evening

A few questions:

1. Does the Chefchaouen → Tangier → Casablanca travel day seem reasonable, or is it too ambitious?
2. Is a couple hours enough time in Tangier?
3. Are there any can't-miss stops, restaurants, or experiences along this route?
4. Any advice for traveling in Morocco while ~20 weeks pregnant?

Thanks so much!