N° 06 · RAKCentre · The Red City
Marrakech
A medina that keeps re-introducing itself.
Destination ManagementMorocco
Destination ManagementThe ten regions below are where our partners send their guests most often. They are examples, not limits. Wherever your brief points, we already have a guide, a driver, a hotelier, and a plan B.
ET Voyaj has worked in every Moroccan region a tour operator has ever asked for, and a few that no one had yet. The ten featured below are simply the most requested.
When your brief points to Asilah, Ifrane, the deep south, the Rif foothills, or somewhere we haven't named, we already have a contact, and most of the time a story.
When a brief lands and the place doesn't appear above, that isn't a problem, that's usually the most interesting brief of the month. A short, non-exhaustive list of regions our partners have asked for in the last three years:
A request for "the Sahara in late October for twelve guests" becomes, on our side, a documented sequence of about forty decisions. Roughly grouped into four moments.
You send what you have. A season, a budget bracket, a brand voice, sometimes a single phrase. We come back inside 48 hours with a first read.
Day-by-day proposal with photography references, lodging shortlists, and the editorial reasoning behind each choice. Two or three revisions are normal.
We contract every supplier, brief every guide, recce anything we are unsure about. You get a confirmation document your client could read.
One named contact on the ground, available throughout. A daily check-in for groups; a duty desk that picks up for anyone, any time the trip is live.
Whichever name on the map you are working from, we already have a thought. Send us the brief; we'll come back inside 48 hours with the first version of the route.