Our editorial principles
Morocco Things To Do is built around accuracy, usefulness and clarity. Articles are written to help travellers make decisions, not to fill search-result pages or create unnecessary variants of the same topic.
Useful first
Every page must answer a real planning question or help a traveller understand a destination, route or practical decision.
No invented experience
We do not present researched information as personal experience and we do not invent reviews, visits or local conversations.
Source-sensitive
Details that can change — such as transport rules, official requirements or schedules — should be checked against appropriate current sources.
Selective publishing
We prefer fewer substantial pages over large volumes of thin, duplicated or lightly reworded content.
How guides are prepared
A guide starts with a clear search and planning intent. The topic is then structured around the questions a traveller needs answered. Geographic logic, travel time and practical constraints are prioritised over long lists of attractions.
When a subject depends on current information, the article should use reliable primary or authoritative sources where possible. Sources are not added simply to make an article look researched; they are used where they materially support a changing or factual detail.
Updates and review dates
Editorial guides may display a review or update date when they have been materially checked. A date is not changed merely to make an article appear fresh. When information becomes outdated, the relevant section should be updated or removed.
Commercial independence
Advertising may be used to support the site. Advertising does not determine which destinations, routes or recommendations are included in editorial content. If affiliate relationships are introduced later, they will be disclosed clearly.