Yes, many Middle Eastern countries are safe for tourists, especially in well-known cities and tourist destinations. Always check current travel advisories before your trip.

Popular destinations include Egypt, Jordan, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Lebanon, and Oman.

Visa requirements vary by country and nationality. Always check with the specific embassy or official tourism site.

October to April is ideal due to milder weather, especially for countries with desert climates.

Modest dress is recommended, especially in conservative countries. Lightweight, breathable clothing is best in hot climates.

In some countries like UAE and Lebanon, alcohol is available in licensed venues. In others like Saudi Arabia, it's prohibited.

Yes, English is widely spoken in tourist areas, though Arabic is the primary language.

The Pyramids of Giza (Egypt), Petra (Jordan), Baalbek (Lebanon), Persepolis (Iran), and AlUla (Saudi Arabia).

Yes, many destinations are great for families, with activities, museums, and cultural experiences for all ages.

Ride-hailing apps like Uber and Careem are widely available. Public transport is developed in major cities.

It varies — Egyptian Pound (EGP), UAE Dirham (AED), Saudi Riyal (SAR), Jordanian Dinar (JOD), etc.

Yes, tipping (baksheesh) is common in restaurants, hotels, and for tour guides.

Major credit cards are accepted in cities, but it’s good to carry cash for small purchases or rural areas.

Hummus, falafel, shawarma, kebabs, tabbouleh, koshari, mansaf, and baklava.

Yes, many are open to visitors, but modest dress and respectful behavior are required.

Arabic is primary. French is common in North Africa; English is widely used in tourist sectors.

Yes, especially for historical and archaeological sites, where guides offer valuable context.

Respect local traditions, avoid public displays of affection, and ask before photographing people.

Yes, in many places. Just observe local customs, dress modestly, and stay in well-traveled areas.

You can book through local operators or trusted travel websites — or directly with us at MarashMF.

Spices, carpets, ceramics, perfumes, traditional clothing, and handmade crafts.

Yes! From Ramadan celebrations to music festivals and cultural fairs — it depends on the time and place.

Most hotels, cafes, and public areas offer free or paid Wi-Fi, especially in major cities.

Varies by country — usually Type C, D, G. It’s best to carry a universal adapter.

Stay hydrated, use sunscreen, wear light clothing, and avoid direct midday sun.

Yes, regional flights are frequent, and many travel itineraries cover several destinations.

Some countries recommend vaccines; check with your local health provider or the CDC/WHO guidelines.

Yes, most countries offer prepaid SIM cards with data at airports and convenience stores.

Save local emergency numbers. Embassies and hotel staff can assist. Travel insurance is highly recommended.

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