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Tips for Packing Your Freeze Dried Candies when Traveling to Morocco

Planning a trip to Morocco and wondering how to pack your favorite freeze dried candies? Whether you’re exploring the bustling souks of Marrakech or trekking through the Atlas Mountains, having your favorite treats like berry candy on hand can make your journey even sweeter.
Freeze dried candies are not only delicious but also travel-friendly, keeping well without the need for refrigeration. That said, here are some tips to ensure your freeze dried candies arrive in perfect condition for your Moroccan adventure.
Choose the Right Candies
Before packing, you want to consider the climate of Morocco first. With its diverse landscapes ranging from deserts to coastal regions, temperatures can vary.
Due to this, make sure you …

Countries to Visit and Vape Without Fear

Vape shops are popping up everywhere as vaping becomes a culture, and vapers are benefiting from increased worldwide attention. However, there is still quite a bit of uncertainty when it comes to finding the best vapor shop.
For travelers who only want to visit different countries on vacation, finding a vape-friendly one can be very important as well. So let’s look at some countries that are “vape friendly” in 2022.
Germany
This country has some of the strongest e-cig laws in the world, and it’s also one of the smoke-free places to visit. The German government has taken steps to reduce cigarette smoking rates in recent years by implementing strict bans on smoking in public spaces such…

Things to Know When Travelling to Morocco With CBD Oil

Since CBD is not differentiated from cannabis under Moroccan law, it is technically illegal.
CBD is popular due to its all-natural components, which means it is safe with evidence of health benefits. Based on WHO’s report in 2017, humans can tolerate CBD doses even as high as 1,500 mg per day. (check the official website of budpop to learn more)
In most countries other than Morocco, CBD is already legal, but some places consider cannabis an illegal substance. It is because CBD comes from plants of cannabis with a family of different species. Because of the given scenarios, using CBD can be somewhat complicated, especially when travelling with CBD products in different countries
If you are a traveller who loves CBD…

Money-saving Tips

You can save a lot of money in the country by sticking to the local culture and avoiding the fancy European places there. Before you leave your home it’s important to note these tips down. From the safety of the luxury recliner, they might not seem important, but they will be when you’re there. First up, some people say it’s important to carry your own cookware sets with you. However, this will mean you’re having to find quality kitchen faucets to wash them regularly. The bottom line is to make sure you plan out your savings from the start. Here are a few tips on how you can enjoy your stay at a budget while savoring the local culture at its best:

Negotiate taxi fares –local taxis will always be willing to negotiate with you. They do not have a set…

Daily Budget

While your overall budget will depend on what cities you are planning to travel and what region you are currently in, this will be an estimate of how much a day in an average city might cost for different types of travelers.

For a backpacker – while backpackers are already experienced in how to save money on a daily basis, this city might take you for a spin. If you plan to stay in a hostel, eat from the local food stalls, and use public transportation, you can get through the day in no more than 400-500 MAD. This includes some basic city tour price as well as a visit or two to a public hammam.
For a mid-range budget couple – if you’re a couple staying in a budget hotel, eating out at decent shops, taking well-guided tours, and occasionally using private …

Safety in Morocco

The old towns such as Fez are notoriously famous for the pickpockets and scammers present in the little cramped streets of the Medinas. If you are traveling solo, chances are you will be approached by more than one store owner to come into their shop for a tea and try to sell you fake merchandise in the name of art.
While you won’t be harmed in a serious way, you can face some serious harassment by hagglers which might ruin the otherwise wonderful trip. How can you stay safe? Simply follow these rules:

Don’t walk in deserted places, especially during nighttime.
Don’t walk alone if you are a woman.
Don’t dress too fashionably. Too much attention is always bad.
Try to avoid wearing or carrying anything flashy or expensive.
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