Magical Morocco; It's tipped to be THE holiday destination of 2006, and after seeing all it has to offer from the Atlantic coast to the Atlas mountains, Prudence Vincent can understand why.(Features)

From: Daily Post (Liverpool, England) | Date: December 31, 2005 | Copyright information

IT isn't difficult to see why so many tour operators, large and small, are tipping Morocco to be the hottest travel destination of 2006. Stretching from the Straits of Gibraltar in the north to the Sahara and the Atlantic coast in the south, it offers superb weather, a fantastic choices of places to stay, from five-star hotels to stylish riads and boutique hideaways, and a huge choice of things to see and do in stunning cities like Marrakech, Fes or Casablanca.

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