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The Mail newspaper article today, 3 million stray dogs will be brutally killed in preparation for FIFA World Cup 2030. 50,000 a week are being killed now.
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The Mail newspaper article today, 3 million stray dogs will be brutally killed in preparation for FIFA World Cup 2030. 50,000 a week are being killed now.

u/IrishInParadise — 5 days ago

Asking Moroccans

Hey everyone,

My wife, our two little kids and I are coming from Europe to Morocco because of a new work opportunity, and we're really excited about it.

We're trying to prepare ourselves for everyday life here, and I thought it would be better to ask people who actually live here rather than just reading things online 😅

What are the everyday things in Morocco that annoy you, make life unnecessarily difficult, or that you wish were easier?

I'm especially curious about the small, practical things — problems where you wish there was a simple product or tool that could make your life easier, but you can't easily find a good one here.

It could be anything:

  • Something annoying at home
  • Cooking or cleaning
  • Keeping things organized or storing things
  • Problems with heat, dust, insects, etc.
  • Driving or commuting
  • Shopping
  • Things involving kids
  • Work or studying
  • Personal care or beauty
  • Things women deal with every day
  • Something my wife might struggle with after moving here
  • Something you currently have to improvise a solution for
  • Something you've seen abroad that you wish was available here (services,products...)

Even if it's a really small problem that happens every day, I'd love to hear about it.

Coming from Europe, I'm sure there are lots of little things we haven't thought about yet 😂

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u/Old_Astronomer_637 — 3 days ago
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G adventure trip

First time visiting Morocco at the end of the August for 2 weeks. Below is my trip map.

What I must bring with me from USA since I’ve never experienced this hot temperature (NYC native).

Should I bring huge water bottle or hydration bladder?

What cloths as a woman should I bring?

What else I must know before I begin my trip?

Is Visa card accepted everywhere? If not, should I bring dollar?

How much money should I bring since it’s only me & I’m a budget traveler. Occasionally I like to eat in a good place but that’s all.

Thanks for any advice!

u/Exotic_Outside_6498 — 6 days ago

Where in Morocco would you recommend for October?

Planning a trip to Morocco in early October. I’ve been to Marrakech a few times already so want to try somewhere different.

I’m currently looking at Tangier, Agadir, Fez or Rabat.
I’d ideally like somewhere near the coast, but also somewhere with a bit of life — good food, cafés and restaurants, things to do in the evening, and some culture and places to explore during the day.

Not looking for a full-on resort holiday,

Any suggestions on where i should go

Thanks in advance

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u/GenerallyAI — 8 days ago
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TitleWalking through the vibrant streets of Marrakech, Morocco 🇲🇦 [OC]

Spent some time exploring the Red City—from the bustling souks and colorful traditional markets to the stunning riads and rich local culture. Such a magical place!

📍 Location: Marrakech, Morocco 🇲🇦

#marrakech #morocco #travel #earthporn #travelphotography #wanderlust #bucketlist

u/mytravelwiide — 13 days ago