How a guide is made
Each guide answers one real traveler question, taken from a researched topic list, and is drafted in English and French with AI assistance using a fixed structure: the answer first, a short list of key takeaways, practical sections and a FAQ.
The drafting instructions forbid invented first-hand claims, made-up quotes and unnamed experts. Prices are given as ranges and flagged as changeable.
Automatic checks before publication
Every draft must pass structural checks: minimum length, clear headings, a FAQ of at least four questions, a usable meta description and no placeholder text. A draft that fails is not published.
These checks catch broken or thin pages. They do not prove that a fare, time or rule is correct.
Official sources
When a guide mentions trains, coaches, airports or visas, it lists the official operator or authority (ONCF, CTM, ONDA, the Accès Maroc e-visa portal). Listing a source tells you where to confirm the current fare, timetable or rule before you book. It does not mean we checked a specific figure.
What “Reviewed by” means
A guide shows “Reviewed by” followed by a name and a date only when that named person verified the guide against official sources and local knowledge on that date. Guides without this line have not been field-verified yet, and say so at the top of the page.
Updates and corrections
The “Updated” date changes only when the substance of a guide changes, never for cosmetic edits. If you find an error, write to us and we will correct it and update the date.
Photos
Cover photos come from Unsplash and are credited to their photographers on each guide.
Found a mistake or have local knowledge to add? Write to topinmorocco@proton.me.