Sold everything to travel: Morocco becomes their favorite

Minister of Youth, Culture and Communication Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid stated that the National Camping Conference, held in November 2025, laid the foundation for a transition from seasonal management to a sustainable public policy in educational camping. The conference produced 90 recommendations covering legislation, infrastructure, training, and governance. Work is underway to diagnose camping centers, prioritize needs, and classify facilities as repairable or requiring complete reconstruction. Training programs are being revised to meet modern standards of safety, inclusion, and pedagogy.

On May 19 at 7:30 PM, the Zénith Promutuel Assurance de Saint-Eustache (Canada) will host the 6th cinema conference of the Grand Explorateurs season, focusing on a camper van journey through Morocco. The film's author, Belgian journalist and director Marc Temmerman, traveled in his converted van from Tangier to Dakhla, including the Sahara Desert. The event combines a documentary screening with a live discussion.

South Korean actress Min Ji-young, traveling with her husband in a camper van, voluntarily locked herself in a pet cabin on a ferry to Morocco, paying 2.7 million won (about $1,800–$2,000). She cannot leave the cabin for her cat's safety but finds conditions tolerable.

Hankook reported the participation of its Dynapro AT2 tires in the 20th edition of the 'El Desierto de los Niños' charitable caravan in Morocco. The tires were fitted on 18 Hyundai vehicles, including Santa Fe, Kona, Tucson, and IONIQ 9 models. Organizers highlighted excellent off-road performance and durability in heavy rain and washed-out roads. The caravan also delivered educational and sports equipment to local communities.

Lake Naïla, located 70 km north of Tarfaya, has become a popular destination for caravan enthusiasts from Europe. Tourists appreciate the lake's natural beauty and opportunities for outdoor activities.

Lake Na'ila in Morocco has become a popular destination for caravan owners from Europe. Located 70 km north of Tarfaya, it attracts tourists from France, Spain, and other countries with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and birdwatching.