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Moroccan Cities: Affordable Gems of Africa

Thursday 16 May 2024 - 11:43

A recent report by Monkey Insider highlights several Moroccan cities securing coveted spots among the 25 most affordable cities to visit in Africa. From the vibrant Marrakech to the enchanting Chefchaouen, these destinations offer travelers an opportunity to indulge in Morocco's rich cultural tapestry without breaking the bank.

While the term "cheap" may not resonate with locals, the report sheds light on the affordability of these destinations for international visitors. Tangier, for instance, ranks sixth on the list, with an estimated round-trip cost of $1,131 for one traveler, making it an enticing option for those seeking a taste of Morocco's coastal charm.

Marrakech, renowned for its maze-like streets and bustling marketplaces, finds itself in seventh place, with a round-trip cost of $1,134. The city's allure lies in its blend of history, architecture, and vibrant atmosphere, offering a captivating experience for travelers on a budget.

Fez, the cultural heart of Morocco, secures the tenth spot, boasting an estimated travel cost of $1,199. This ancient city, known for its traditional streets and bustling bazaars, promises an immersive journey into Morocco's rich heritage.

Chefchaouen, the picturesque "Blue Pearl" nestled in the Rif Mountains, ranks fifth, making it one of the most affordable destinations on the list. With its mesmerizing blue-washed buildings and laid-back atmosphere, Chefchaouen offers a unique and budget-friendly escape.

The report also highlights Rabat, Morocco's capital city, securing the second spot with an estimated round-trip cost of $1,043. Visitors can explore its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene without straining their wallets.

Morocco's tourism sector has experienced significant growth in recent years, contributing $186 billion to the continent's economy in 2019. With the country aiming to attract 17 million tourists by 2026 and 26 million by 2030, these affordable destinations are poised to play a crucial role in attracting travelers seeking authentic experiences without compromising on quality or breaking the bank.


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