Morocco off the beaten track, tailor made

Planet

We know that travel can have a detrimental effect on the environment. At the same time, we believe in the power of the tourism industry to open our eyes to the beautiful landscapes that need protecting and to motivate us in our efforts to do so.

CARBON REDUCTION
We have transitioned to a paperless and fully digital operation, conducting all our communications and itinerary management online to reduce paper usage;

We actively address the challenges of desertification and water pollution in Morocco. We provide information and suggestions to our clients on reducing water consumption and plastic waste during their visit, raising awareness about these critical issues;

We collaborate with local families to promote sustainable practices. For instance, we encourage the use of reusable pottery bottles for drinking water, reducing the reliance on single-use plastic.

ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE

Our tours include visits to environmental and ecological projects that combat climate change and address human impacts. These experiences provide opportunities for clients to learn about and engage with these initiatives;

We encourage responsible and respectful interaction with the environment during our tours. We emphasize the significance of minimizing our impact on fragile ecosystems and wildlife habitats.

People

LOCAL ECONOMY

We hire local guides at fair prices, providing employment opportunities and promoting responsible tourism practices;

We facilitate direct payment between customers and local families for food arrangements, ensuring transparency and empowerment;

We actively promote the consumption of locally produced goods, such as handicrafts, textiles, and traditional products, providing economic opportunities for local artisans and craftsmen.


EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY, AND DIVERSITY

We actively support and collaborate with a local association called "Chabab Time," which works to increase youth participation in managing local issues throughout Morocco;

Through our social business model, 15% of our yearly revenue goes directly to two associations. One of them, "Association Anajah pour le Développement et les Travaux Sociaux," focuses on reducing school dropout rates among girls and providing water access in a desert area with water scarcity;

We focus on assisting vulnerable families, such as widows, divorced individuals, and nomads, in marginalized areas. Selection is based on their willingness to help themselves and their alignment with our Morocco social project.