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What money is best to take to Marrakech
I am off for a short holiday to Marrakech and wondered if anyone had been there recently. I have been told to take either Great British pounds or US dollars. Please could you tell me which is the best to take? My daughter syas US dollars but I can't understand why. What do you lot think?
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The official currency in Morocco is the Dirham (DH), divided into 100 centimes. At the moment, the Dirham has the following exchange rate: 1 dirham = 0,10 Euro
1 Euro = 10,10 dirhams. Changing money:
Don't forget the Dirham can't be either imported or exported - you can only buy and sell it within Morocco, so get rid of all your change before you leave!
1 Euro = 10,10 dirhams. Changing money:
Don't forget the Dirham can't be either imported or exported - you can only buy and sell it within Morocco, so get rid of all your change before you leave!
Don't know about Marrakech but I've been to Turkey a few times. When paying for items such as having a suit made at a tailor I am usually asked to pay in Sterling (I think thats what you mean when you say "Great British Pounds"). The locals consider that the Turkish Lira isn't worth the paper it's printed on with the raging inflation there.
I've seen French and German people paying for goods in Euro's as well. Try telephoning or emailing your national embassy in Marrakech for advice.
I've seen French and German people paying for goods in Euro's as well. Try telephoning or emailing your national embassy in Marrakech for advice.
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