The crowded beaches more than ever !

Many citizens this summer went to the cities of the north coast for the Mediterranean, many of them are there during the current month of August, which will represent the most overcrowded month in the history of holidays in Morocco.

millions of Moroccans returned from abroad after they were absent for two years because of covid. others went there from inland cities .

Although Morocco has more than 3 thousand kilometers from the sea over the Atlantic Ocean, many preferred the coastal cities of the north, which caused great overcrowding on the beaches.

This phenomenon prompted some shop owners to raise prices, such as what happened in a place to sell egg meals in the city of Martel, where the price of the egg reached 16 dirhams, (about 2 dollars).

A picture of the menu went viral on social media, and t social media users, especially on Facebook, interacted with it.


picture of eggs price went viral on social media

A person can travel anywhere else outside the city in which he works to spend the holiday, such as mountain tourism and village tourism to other types of tourism.

The price raised recently spread in Morocco due to inflation, but some of companies owners raised prices due to the greed that controls their minds.

Some take advantage of the current situation to raise the prices despite the circumstances that society lives in today due to the repercussions of covid and the war that raised the prices of gas, which has negatively affected the prices of the food products in Morocco.

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