Gift Giving, Morocco

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Moroccans love gifts, especially something representative of the visitor’s own country. An appropriate gift might cost up to US$50. If invited to a Moroccan's home, it is customary to take a small gift for the women and children (sweets or pastries). Do not take alcohol or anything having to do with a pig (for example, pigskin leather). There are no special rules about flowers. A thank-you note is always a good follow-up. It need not be handwritten. More info on: www.luxurylink.com

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» Gift Giving
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» Transportation in Morocco
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