Morocco

Marilyn Jones visits Fez. and its Royal Palace, with seven golden gates.

An iconic image of Morocco may not be what it seems, according to a recent claim.

On a tour of Morocco, Marilyn Jones stops to visit a rural market quite different from those she found in the cities.

In Morocco, Marilyn Jones visits a city founded by Rome in the 1st century and inhabited through the 18th, to see Africa's best-preserved Roman ruins

Marilyn Jones takes us along on a visit to a fascinating piece of Moroccan history that's also a landmark of cinema history.

Marilyn Jones visits the Medina of Fez, where she finds a pedestrian zone so large and complex a guide is needed.

Oneworld gets its first based-in-Africa member, and its first new member since 2012. Air Fiji will become an affiliate member.

New engineering studies give hope to promoters of a project that had seemed stalled.

Bob Cranwell (fondly?) recalls bus travel the old-fashioned way. With buses that more or less work, more or less have a destination, and are guaranteed to be packed to the gills!

Professor Abe visits the picturesque town of Ait-Ben-Haddou, Morocco. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a very photogenic destination.

Professor Abe shares an oasis of architectural beauty within the busy market region of Morocco.

Today Professor Abe shares a visit to a beautifully preserved Moroccan Kasbah