Q: Which airport should I fly into?

A: Guests may fly into Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN) or Rabat–Salé International Airport (RBA).

• Casablanca (CMN): Morocco’s largest international hub with the widest range of global flight options. Casablanca is approximately 1.5 hours by car from Rabat.​

• Rabat–Salé (RBA): Rabat’s international airport. While currently smaller, expanded international routes are expected by 2026 as airport upgrades are completed. Depending on flight availability, it may be easier and more convenient to fly directly into Rabat rather than connecting through Casablanca.​

Guests should choose the arrival airport that best aligns with their flight options and schedule. Group arrival coordination will be provided from both airports on designated days.

 

Q: Which airport will we depart from?

A: The group will depart from Marrakech Menara International Airport (RAK) at the conclusion of the celebration.​

​Transportation will be provided from the final hotel to the airport for group departures aligned with the official itinerary.

 

Q: Will airport transfers be provided?

A: Yes. Group airport transfers will be provided on designated arrival and departure days from Casablanca, Rabat, and Marrakech based on the official itinerary. Detailed instructions, including arrival windows, meeting points, and contact information, will be shared closer to departure. Guests arriving outside the official schedule may arrange private transfers independently.

 

Q: What language is spoken in Morocco?

A: The official languages of Morocco are Arabic and Amazigh (Berber). French is widely spoken and commonly used in hotels, restaurants, and business settings. English is increasingly spoken, particularly in tourist areas and luxury hotels. Guests should feel comfortable navigating the country with English-speaking guides and staff throughout the trip.

 

Q: What should I wear during the trip?

A: Morocco blends tradition with modern elegance stylish, breathable, and culturally respectful attire is encouraged.

• Daytime: Linen, cotton, flowy dresses, tailored shorts, and lightweight tops

• Evenings: Dressy-casual to elegant looks for dinners and celebrations

• Special Events: Event-specific dress codes (including Eva’s 50th Birthday celebration) will be shared in advance

• Religious or historic sites: Shoulders and knees should be covered; women may wish to carry a scarf

• Footwear: Comfortable walking shoes are essential for medinas and cobblestone streets

 

Q: What will the weather be like?

A: Morocco typically enjoys warm, pleasant weather during the time of travel.

• Daytime: Mild to warm temperatures

• Evenings: Cooler, especially in Rabat and Marrakech.  
We recommend packing light layers, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a light jacket or wrap for evenings.

 

Q: How will we get around within Morocco?

A: All in-country transportation included in the official itinerary will be fully coordinated, including private coaches, guided transfers, and intercity travel. Guests can expect comfortable, air-conditioned vehicles and professional drivers throughout the experience.

 

Q: Is Morocco safe for travelers?

A: Yes. Morocco is considered safe, stable, and welcoming, particularly for travelers visiting as part of a professionally curated group. Licensed guides, vetted transportation providers, and trusted hotels are used throughout the trip. As with any international destination, guests are encouraged to remain aware of their surroundings and follow guidance provided by the host team.

 

Q: Do I need a visa to visit Morocco?

A: U.S. passport holders do not need a visa for tourist stays of up to 90 days. Passports must be valid for at least six months beyond travel dates. Guests traveling on non-U.S. passports should confirm entry requirements based on their nationality.

 

Q: Are any vaccinations required?

A: No special vaccinations are required for travel to Morocco beyond routine vaccinations. Guests should consult their healthcare provider for personalized guidance. Travel insurance is required.

 

Q: Can I use Marriott points for my hotel stay?

A: No. While the hotel is a Marriott property, Marriott Bonvoy points cannot be used for this stay. A discounted group rate has been negotiated, and the full trip package pricing is based on the contracted room rate at the Marriott, along with transportation, experiences, and hosted events tied to the celebration.

 

Q: What currency is used in Morocco?

A: The local currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). Credit cards are widely accepted at hotels and upscale restaurants, but cash is recommended for markets, tips, and small purchases. ATMs are readily available.

 

Q: Will Wi-Fi and cell service be available?

A: Yes. Hotels offer reliable Wi-Fi, and international roaming is available through U.S. carriers. Guests may also purchase a local SIM or eSIM upon arrival for added convenience.

 

Q: What about food and dietary restrictions?

A: Moroccan cuisine is a highlight of the trip, fresh, flavorful, and diverse. Dietary restrictions and allergies can be accommodated with advance notice. Closer to the date of the event we will ask for you to share any dietary needs.

 

Q: Do I need travel insurance?

A: Travel insurance is highly recommended and should include coverage for trip interruption, medical care, and emergency evacuation.

 

Q: Is this trip suitable for solo travelers?

A: Yes. Many guests will be traveling solo. This is a group-centered, hosted experience, making it easy to connect and feel supported throughout the trip.

 

Q: Will there be free time built into the itinerary?

A: Yes. The itinerary balances curated group experiences with personal downtime, allowing guests to relax, explore independently, or enjoy the hotel amenities.

 

Q: Who should I contact if I have questions before departure?

A: Final travel details, packing lists, arrival instructions, and emergency contacts will be shared in advance. For questions prior to departure, please contact us, or click on the contact tab.