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When traveling to a new country it is very essential to know about the various modes of communications of that particular place. Thus Morocco communications and Morocco transportation occupy the important sections of the Morocco travel guide.
Morocco Communications
Telephone in Morocco: Telephone is one of the most essential modes of Communication in Morocco.The country code is 212. Extremely contemporary systems are used and even the wire is up to date. There are more than 1.4 million fixed line telephone users in Morocco, thus indicating the extensive use of Telephone in Morocco. There are several Téléboutiques all over the country to provide assistance for any telephone related queries. Cellular Phone in Morocco: There are more than 5.5 million cellular phone users in Morocco showing how popular it has become in Morocco. However network service is better in the cities of Western Morocco. Internet in Morocco: Broadband internet connection is widely available in Morocco
Postal Service in Morocco: The postal service in Morocco is very efficient and the post offices are generally open Monday through Friday, from 8:30am to 12 noon and 2:30pm to 6:30pm. On Saturdays it is open from 8:30am to 2pm. Media in Morocco: The Moroccan newspapers are published in Arabic and French. The Newspapers in Arabic are Al Anbaa and Assabah. The ones in French include L'Economiste, Le Matin, Libération and Le Journal. Radio-Television Marocaine is the most popular television and radio broadcasters in Morocco and it is run by the government.
Morocco Transportation
The internal Morocco transportation system is served by a multitude of bus services plying to the various parts of Morocco, a railway system that connects the far-flung areas of Morocco (the important railway stations in Morocco are at Marrakech, Tangier, Rabat and Casa Port) and many domestic and international airports. There are also various autoroutes in Morocco that further facilitate the Morocco transportation system. For instance, you have the Rabat-Casablanca, Rabat-Kenitra, Casablanca-Meknes and the Larache-Tangier, amongst the more important of the autoroutes.
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