Morocco Travel Podcast with Youssef Benali

Morocco Travel Podcast with Youssef Benali

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  • Landing in Casablanca: Salt Air and Paperwork

    Youssef Benali lands in Casablanca for the first episode of the Morocco Travel Podcast. Join him as he navigates airport bureaucracy, opens a bank account, gets a SIM card, and explores the city's landmarks, from the Hassan II Mosque to the Habous quarter, all while sharing practical tips and costs.

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    Episode 1 of Morocco Travel Podcast with Youssef Benali. Youssef Benali is in Casablanca, Morocco.

    Places in this episode: Mohammed V International Airport, Maârif, Attijariwafa Bank, Aparthotel Adagio, Marché Central, Hassan II Mosque, Corniche Aïn Diab, Bondi Coffee Kitchen.

    Covered: arrival logistics, banking, sim card, transit, food, sightseeing.

    Chapters:
    00:00 Mohammed V International Airport
    01:51 Maârif
    03:08 Marché Central
    04:14 Corniche Aïn Diab
    05:19 Place Mohammed V
    06:35 Gauthier
    07:41 Ocean waves

    A full transcript of this episode is available in supported apps.

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    https://www.paris2tokyo.com/podcasts/morocco/

    9 min

About Morocco Travel Podcast with Youssef Benali

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Morocco Travel Podcast is a grounded, unhurried series about a country where the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts frame two very different edges, the Rif and Atlas Mountains break up the interior, and the desert reaches south to the Sahara. The show is shaped by living in Morocco over years, not by a checklist.