Morocco's traditional roadside inns, once used as trading places, have been given a facelift to attract tourists and boost work for craftspeople
2022/10/01/moroccos-funduqs-are-given-a-makeover-to-encourage-and-promote-crafts
2022/10/01/moroccos-funduqs-are-given-a-makeover-to-encourage-and-promote-crafts
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