Comments on: Morocco: Therapy Abroad, Apathy at Home

By: halim

halim — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 16:27:01 +0000

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By: mark

mark — Sun, 24 May 2009 09:47:47 +0000

there lots to do in Morocco before we get to receive 10 Mil tourists … like qualifications for people who are going to receive this 10 Mil, FIRST OF ALL GIVE JOBS TO THOSE WHO ARE NOW(FALSE GUIDES) and I am sure the false guides are the ones who got the certificate with the bribe … you know what I am trying to say give some thing back to those people who bring this tourist and never got any thing back , women , kids ……. nature , our dunes protect them ….. tourism is not just money and economic issues or so … its a cultural exchange its a communication with others …. still lots by the way… I was walking with my boyfriend in the streets in Morocco… we were stopped and arrested by the Police… what the hell is this… where are we … why friends can`t walk together … are we in 2009 or still 1900… this need organisation… its not who walk with the tourist will be arrested not all the foreigners tourists ….still

By: Hisham

Hisham — Sun, 24 May 2009 09:04:43 +0000

That is surely a valid economic point Maribi, but as some might argue, the best way to attract as much tourists as possible, compared to direct competitors like Spain or Turkey is to insure that the tourist is stepping into a democratic environment and not into some ostensibly immaculate place made for the eyes of the visitor whilst the bulk of the population lives in poverty and disenfranchisement. Don’t you think?

By: maribi

maribi — Sun, 24 May 2009 04:49:49 +0000

Morocco could attract easily 10 million tourists this summer if autorities promote abroad that hotels and restaurants have reduced their price by 50% -
It’s better to fill hotels and restaurants with less profit than no profit at all.
Tourism experts must think about it.