Shopping in Morocco is fun and attractive to many travelers. No wonder Morocco's markets are many and varied. They are everywhere, in all alleys and alleys. It is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, especially with the beauty of the exhibits and their distinctiveness from the rest of the world. Carpets, tannins and whatever you desire are at your fingertips, but it also takes a little scrutiny to get a great deal when shopping in this beautiful country.
1. Take your time
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Many tourists who come to the Moroccan market do not check the purchase process and what they need, and even rush to make a buying decision due to the large number of exhibits, but later, when they visit the market again find the best, so experts say that the tourist can roam Between the markets on the first day, taking pictures, getting to know all the prices, even negotiating what he likes, and returning the next day to buy what he found appropriate in terms of content and price.
2. Carry coins of little value
Most sellers in the market deal with different currencies along with the Moroccan Dirham, but remember that it is difficult for you to bargain if you only have large value coins, and in return little money is a great way to add great value to your offer without incurring too much money. Also, do not put all your money in one place until you prove to the seller that this amount is what you own only to buy this item, which will drive you to not raise the price.
3. Be patient
Do not be too interested in what you want to buy, just know the price and leave the product and roam among the other products, and can also go out of the place and go in another direction, this will help you a lot in getting a suitable price during the barter, especially as the seller will try to attract you once Others at a lower price.
4. Watch out
Yes, you have to be fascinated by these beautiful colors and wonderful products, but please be careful and vigilant. You do not go alone in these crowded markets. You may be frustrated or hated, as the speeding bikes proliferate between the narrow alleys.
5. Have fun
Morocco's markets are huge, beautiful and confusing. You may get confused at first. This is normal for other tourists, but you have to let go and start identifying what you want, not wearing accessories or drawing attention.
6. Make sure the product quality
Handbags, belts and shoes of the famous goods you will see throughout Morocco produced in the country's vast tanneries, but what you need is to ensure the quality of the product, especially as many sellers may offer you non-original products as well as to pay them a high price , And find out later.
7. Try to get to know Morocco before traveling
When you enter the store, be friendly and smile, and know that the seller will ask; is this the first trip to Morocco? How long have you been here? To know how to start a bargaining process, you have to show that you are aware of Morocco and its markets and you have a lot of information about this wonderful country.
8. Do not give in to pressure
The seller's style in the market is convincing and attractive, but do not buy anything under pressure. If you need time to think seriously tell him that you do not need what he sells, so you do not have to buy what you do not need, or buy a fake good-made commodity.