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Sleezy Tangier? No, that era has g-o-n-e. Fortunately: You can now visit Tangier as a single guy without everyone immediately thinking you are looking for Bangkok. Unfortunately: Well, also the romance has gone. It's a clean, average business town now. Where in Tangier? No bars, clubs or disco's you have to go to... it's in the streets. The new town around Le Boulevard and, on summer evenings, the Seafront are of course the nicest places, where you will always find people to chat with or have a tea with. Les Hustlers And survival techniques are strong. So you better be aware, not every person smiling at you, sees anything more than a walking Dollar Sign. Then again, so do telephone marketeers, and also with them you can have an interesting chat. Movies The latter makes that having a tea at the terrace of Café de la France has now also become popular with tourists. |
Friendly Hotels "Why do you need gay-friendly hotels? We don't understand. Everybody is friendly, for everyone". Just an irritated reaction from a hotel owner. And yes, in Morocco it is like this. Don't ask, don't tell. But you will be respected. Few will be the hotels that will advertise themselves as 'gay friendly'. Both out of fear for reactions, as because of, well... for some time Morocco was used as a play ground. It's a reputation many still try to overcome. Article 489According to article 489 of the Penal Code, homosexuality in Morocco is illegal and can be punished with anything from 6 months to 3 years imprisonment and a fine of 120 to 1200 Dirhams. In the community, a different orientation remains taboo and is considered immoral. |
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