Morocco travel tours – what are they? Some people like to travel to Morocco to visit a city like Marrakech. They spend their entire week visiting this one destination and doing little day excursions. We define Morocco travel tours as “Tours that allow you to travel around the country of Morocco, experiencing the cultural & historical highlights that Morocco has to offer.”
Each of our Morocco tours has been crafted to allow travelers the opportunity to experience the real Morocco. (Read More…)
Morocco Riads have become the rage for those traveling in private Morocco tours. For those clients looking for something extra special, staying in a raid is a perfect choice. Traditional and unique, yet offering the modern amenities, Morocco riads are exactly what most of our clients are looking for. But what about Morocco Luxury Riads? Is there such a thing? (Read More…)
Over the past 10 years of living in Morocco, I have met many clients looking to experience a luxury tour of Morocco. These clients are looking for something extra special…something that is luxury while offering the taste and flavor of Morocco. (Read More…)
With all the unrest across the Arab world, Morocco saw a drop in their tourism of about 30% for the months of April & May. Over the past month, we have begun to see signs that Morocco tours are about to take off again. On Friday, the country passed a new constitution which gives more power to the people. The King has worked extremely hard to keep Morocco growing and stable. From the number of inquiries that we are receiving, we are seeing that luxury tours to Morocco are starting to take off. Contact us for your private morocco tour information.
Over the past few years, the Riad Kniza has become one of the leading luxury riads in Marrakech and all of Morocco. In 2008 & 2009, Riad Kniza won the tripadvisor award for service for all of Morocco. We heard recently that they have once again won an award, but for all of Africa. For those looking for a luxury tour to Morocco, the Riad Kniza is well worth a visit.
