Anna and Ben had always loved traveling. Ever since they met in college, they had been exploring the world together, visiting different countries and experiencing new cultures. They had seen the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal in India, and many more. They had also made many friends along the way, who shared their passion for adventure and learning.
When they had their kids, Lily and Max, they didn’t want to stop traveling. They wanted to show them the beauty and diversity of the world, and teach them to be curious, open-minded, and respectful of other people and places. They wanted to give them memories that would last a lifetime, and inspire them to follow their dreams.
That’s why they decided to take them to Morocco, a country that had been on their bucket list for a long time. Morocco was a land of contrasts, where ancient and modern, tradition and innovation, desert and mountain, coexisted in harmony. It was a place where they could find something for everyone, from bustling cities to serene nature, from exotic cuisine to colorful crafts, from rich history to vibrant culture.
They planned their trip carefully, following the steps that they had learned from their previous travels. They set a goal and a budget, they started saving money, they booked their flight and accommodation, and they planned their activities. They did their research, but they also left some room for spontaneity and surprises. They were ready for an adventure, but they also had some questions and doubts.
How would they cope with the language barrier, the cultural differences, the climate, and the safety issues? How would they balance their own interests and preferences with those of their kids? How would they make the most of their time and money, without missing out on anything important or fun? How would they capture and share their experiences with their family and friends back home?
They didn’t have all the answers, but they were willing to find out. They packed their bags, grabbed their passports, and boarded the plane. They were on their way to Morocco, the trip of their lifetime.