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Sustainable Travel:  Riads are Leading the Way in Eco-Friendly Hospitality

It's great to see that sustainable travel is now a top priority for eco-conscious travellers, and Riads, especially the amazing Riad Palais Amani, are leading the way. These traditional Moroccan Riads are more than just places to stay. Cultural heritage and sustainable practices are steeped in Riads, and they reduce their environmental impact. Energy efficiency is a top priority. Many Riads now are using renewable [...]

2025-01-31T19:56:10+00:0031 January 2025|

The Henna Tradition and Its Cultural Significance in Morocco

The Ritual of Henna in Morocco The henna ceremony in Morocco is a significant cultural tradition with deep-rooted meaning within Moroccan society. This ceremonial event is a vital part of the wedding preparations and is an essential ritual for the bride. The application of henna, a natural dye derived from the Lawsonia inermis plant, symbolizes joy, fertility, and protection against evil [...]

2024-12-03T15:31:06+00:0027 November 2024|

Moroccan Tea with Absinthe

Moroccan tea is a traditional beverage with deep cultural significance. This delightful infusion is a symbol of hospitality and social interaction within Moroccan society. Moroccans prepare it with a blend of green tea and fresh mint leaves. In the winter months when mint is less available people use other herbs to continue the tradition. The combination of Moroccan tea and absinthe [...]

2024-10-25T15:09:49+00:0023 October 2024|

The Annual Event Pure Life Experiences

The Annual Event Pure Life Experiences is not just a simple gathering. It’s a transformative journey that brings together the most innovative minds in the travel and experiential industry. Set against the stunning backdrop of Marrakech, this event offers unparalleled networking opportunities, inspiring talks, and immersive experiences that will ignite your passion for adventure. Attendees can expect to engage with thought [...]

2024-09-24T14:47:44+00:0024 September 2024|

The Moroccan Tea Ceremony:

A Symbol of Hospitality and Friendship in Moroccan Culture In Moroccan culture, the tea ceremony holds a special place as a symbol of hospitality, friendship, and tradition. The art of preparing and serving tea is not just about the beverage itself but also about the connection it fosters between people. The tea ceremony involves a meticulous process of brewing green tea with fresh mint leaves [...]

2024-08-28T15:29:20+00:0015 April 2024|

Breaking the fast around the Ramadan table 

  During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world observe fasting from dawn till dusk. Iftar, or the breaking of the fast at sunset, holds immense significance in this spiritual period. It is a time for families and communities to come together, share blessings, and reflect on gratitude. As the sun sets over Morocco during the holy month of Ramadan, families eagerly gather [...]

2024-08-28T15:24:19+00:0012 March 2024|

Yennayer: The Amazigh New Year 

The month of The Amazigh New Year also known as « Yennayer » holds great significance in the Moroccan culture. It is a time of celebration, reflection, and renewal for the berber people. As one of the oldest cultures in North Africa, the Amazighs have a rich heritage that is deeply rooted in their language, traditions, and customs. During this month, communities come together to [...]

2024-08-28T15:34:02+00:0014 January 2024|

The green march – A Day Engraved In Morocco’s History

This month sees the 48th anniversary of The Green March, a historical event engraved deep in the Moroccan soul – and a unique chapter in the country’s ongoing quest for the full recovery of its southern provinces, originally part of Morocco’s pre-colonial territory. It commemorates a mass demonstration in November 1975, coordinated by the Moroccan government and army. To force Spain to hand over the [...]

2024-08-30T10:08:48+00:006 November 2023|

Morocco earthquake: pain & solidarity in the Atlas Mountains

Our hearts go out to friends, family and colleagues affected by the earthquake that centred on the High Atlas mountains and the villages of southwest Morocco. Morocco declared three days of national mourning, during which the national flag was flown at half mast.The king, Mohammed VI,  authorised the country’s armed forces to intervene and oversee aid efforts, with rescue teams deployed to provide affected areas with [...]

2024-08-30T10:11:50+00:0027 September 2023|
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