I know not all places are as accepting and whilst some will still allow for LGBT+ people to visit, they can be very offputting and openly discriminate. While I am a straight man myself, I do have members in my family as well as my friend circle that are within this group and they seldom travel out of fears. I want to show them there are plenty of places they can go and enjoy without fear of persecution or discrimination.
Sweden is at the top of my list for this. Having many LGBTQIA+ people in my social circle, I know many who have LOVED it there. Mykonos in Greece is another fantastic location. NYC in America is said to be a fantastic place to visit if you are into plays, music, fashion, etc. and it is very friendly there. Well, friendly in the sense that if they are rude or mean, it is not down to being different in the sexual sense!
I completely understand your concern. it’s something many people think about when planning their travels. From my own experience, I can say that Morocco is a wonderful destination to consider. While it’s a country rooted in tradition, it’s also very welcoming to travelers from all walks of life. Cities like Marrakech, Casablanca, and Essaouira are especially open and international, with visitors from around the world blending in easily.
I’ve met plenty of travelers in Morocco, solo, couples, and groups. And what stood out to me was how respect and hospitality are at the core of Moroccan culture. Locals are friendly and helpful, and travelers, regardless of background, are treated with kindness. Of course, as in any country, being mindful of local customs is important, but Morocco really shines as a destination where people can relax, enjoy, and feel safe exploring vibrant souks, the blue streets of Chefchaouen, or the golden Sahara dunes.
If your friends are looking for a place where culture, food, and scenery combine with genuine warmth from locals, Morocco is a destination that won’t disappoint.
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