Morocco, not your typical spring break destination

jp3_5470-1000pxHere is a short article I wrote for Dig Magazine, CSULB’s monthly publication. My day-by-day travelogue is still in th works and will be posted soon. This article is really too short to do my trip justice but please enjoy it anyway!

“Where is all the sand?” I thought to myself when I landed at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca, Morocco. It turns out that much of Morocco is actually very dense with forests and vegetation. The Mediterranean climate is much more comfortable than one would imagine when contemplating a visit to North Africa.

“Bienvenue en Maroc! Welcome in Maroc!” I frequently heard while walking down busy streets. Not knowing whether I was French, English, or American, they were sure to cover their bases and make sure I understood that I was welcome in their country.

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