u/jatinsharma_14

Boas! Procuro um bom IPTV com canais portugueses e desporto, de preferência estável e sem muitos cortes. Alguma recomendação?

you'll see guides on tripadvisor/viator charging way less than local rates. seems like a win RIGHT

thing is, most of those low prices only work because the guide gets a COMMISSION every time you stop at a shop. rugs, argan oil, spices, leather, whatever. that's baked into their business model, not yours.

so what happens is your "tour" turns into a shopping route with some sightseeing in between. you're standing in a carpet shop for 45 min listening to a sales pitch while the guide gets their cut, and you didn't ask for any of that.

a guide who prices fairly, based on actual knowledge and time, doesn't need those stops to make it worth their while. you're paying for what they know, not what you buy.

doesn't mean every cheap guide is doing this and every expensive one is legit. but if a price looks too good, ask straight up: "will we be stopping at shops, and do you get commission." good guides won't dodge that question.

just don't let an attractive number be the whole decision. ask what the day actually looks like.

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Estou à procura de um bom serviço de IPTV que seja estável e tenha uma boa seleção de canais.

O meu orçamento máximo é 50 dólares por ano.

Se alguém conhecer alguma opção dentro desse preço e que funcione bem, agradeço recomendações.

obg

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Going to Morocco soon and trying not to overpack.

For people who’ve already been, what did you actually use a lot and what did you bring that ended up being useless?

Mostly wondering about clothes, shoes, cash/cards, adapters, and anything you wish you’d packed before going

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Planning a trip for next spring and keep going back and forth on this. The route I've mapped out is Casablanca, up to Chefchaouen, over to Fes, then down through the Ziz valley to Merzouga for a night in the desert, back through Todra Gorge and Dades valley, then Ait Ben Haddou and Marrakech before flying out of Casablanca again.

On paper it hits everything I wanted (imperial cities, the blue city, actual Sahara, Marrakech) but when I actually mapped driving times it's a lot. Fes to Merzouga alone is something like 7-8 hours. Same with the Chefchaouen to Fes day if you stop at Volubilis and Meknes on the way.

Anyone done something like this in exactly a week? Trying to figure out if I should cut a stop somewhere or if it's normal for Morocco trips to just involve that much driving. Everything I read online makes it sound chill and none of it mentions the actual hours in the car.

Also debating private driver vs joining a small group thing, not sure if that changes the pacing much or if it's basically the same route either way.