Podcasts about marocmama

On this week's episode, James and Lucy are joined by Amanda Ponzio-Mouttaki, owner of online trip planner MarocMama and CEO of Marrakech Food Tours. After moving from the US to Morocco, Amanda began blogging about her experience of living in Marrakech, which she lovingly describes as a metropolis with a small town feel. Today, she takes us on a whirlwind tour of the city, from exploring once-buried buildings to riding in World War II motorcycle sidecars. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

How can you keep things SIMPLE and EASY? These Quiz + Easy Launchers are all about that.  Marocmama, food blogger and travel tour operator Amanda Mouttaki, persuasive content expert Rosie di Lecce and CEO of Rossscammm Films & Marketing Rosa Camero come together in this panel to discuss what easy feels like, blocking noise, and moving forward with simplicity.To find out what launcher you are, take the quiz by visiting www.maggiegiele.com/quiz/ 

If you struggle with sharing your story online, with being more personable, with your online presence and with generally not knowing how to feel like you on your social media, then this is a conversation you need to hear..Today I am joined by Amanda Mouttaki. Amanda has a really interesting story. She got married at 19, moved to Morocco and started a tour company with her husband with just $50 in the pocket. She has grown her business into something really incredible, using a lot of unique methods that not many other tour companies or travel agents are using and we're going to go into all of that. Amanda is the founder of MarocMama, a website that focuses on multicultural life, travels to Morocco, food, a little bit of everything. She has a second business called Marrakech Food Tours, a culinary tourism in Morocco. And she helps entrepreneurs and travelers tell their stories and build their brands using storytelling.

Have you ever dreamed of living in a foreign country as an expat? Amanda Mouttaki better known as “MarocMama” from her successful travel website, not only moved from Michigan to Morocco but created the very successful Marrakesh Food Tours company abroad with her husband. In this episode, Marc explores through Amanda’s eyes what it’s really like to live in a foreign country in North Africa and how food and food tours can connect adventurous travelers with local people and places on a more authentic level. You’ll hear about the traditions of Moroccan tea, tagines and the beautiful concept of community ovens. They’ll dive into the art of haggling and describe the bright, bustling experiences you can have in the Marrakesh medina and markets. And what they’ve been doing since being in lockdown and how travel will look in the near future. https://www.instagram.com/chefmarcmurphy/ https://www.instagram.com/marocmama https://www.instagram.com/littlestar84/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Morocco can seem like something conjured from a dream. The twisty alleys of its old-town medinas hold secrets around every corner. Its markets are infused with the aroma of spices and the lilting melodies of musicians, with jewel-colored leather and scarves and rugs as far as the eye can see. Morocco's history is just as colorful. Nomadic peoples like the Berbers and the Tuareg (a.k.a., the Blue People) were roaming and riding the Sahara desert for centuries. The cities — Tangier and Casablanca, Marrakech and Fez — were well-known havens in and around the World Wars for secret agents, ambitious businessmen, and glamorous movie stars. In this episode, we discuss books that transported us to Morocco, including two very different — but equally moving — memoirs of personal adventures; a historical novel featuring two strong heroines and a mysterious amulet; a poignant look at the fading art of Moroccan storytelling; and a contemporary thriller about a traveler's worst nightmare. We also talk Moroccan food and travel with Amanda Ponzio Mootaki, a.k.a., MarocMama, the founder of the MarocMama web site and Marrakech Food Tours. For more on the books we recommend, plus the other cool stuff we talk about and info about our guest, visit show notes at http://strongsenseofplace.com/podcasts/2020-03-02-morocco/ You can follow us at: Our web site at Strong Sense of Place Twitter  Instagram  Facebook  

In this episode, I chat with Amanda from Marocmama about some of the biggest faux pas travellers are making when dressing in a foreign country. Also what to pack so you’re always ready for any situation, and why you think you’re dressing the right way - but you’ve got it all totally wrong!Remember to Hit Subscribe NOW to get upcoming episodes every Wednesday and to Rate & Review. The more reviews we get the more people can find and listen to this podcast. oxo  For links to Amanda's blog and social media head to: https://foodfuntravel.com/girls-talk-travel-guests/

S3Ep7: Explore Marrakech with MarocMama, Amanda Mouttaki by The Culinary Citizen

Business babe, warrior mum and all time superwomen, Amanda is a freelance writer, entrepreneur, speaker, author of the widely loved food, travel and lifestyle blog, MarocMama, and owner of the highly successful food tourism company, Marakesh Food Tours. In this episode she share's her tips on how to Crush It and create the life you want on your terms!

Morocco with Kids Morocco with kids. The markets of Fez. Wandering the streets of Marrakech and soaking in the small beach towns of southern Morocco. These are just a few topics from today's episode of Epic Education Radio. All about visiting Morocco with kids! Meet Amanda Mouttaki. She's an American mom of two who has lived in Marrakech, Morocco with kids for over four years. You can hear more about her life and her family in our first interview (EER #43).  ::: Like what you’re hearing? Then please subscribe, rate & review Epic Education Radio. We would be extremely grateful! iTunes is a search engine as well, and so when you rate and review us, you help others find us. Thank you! ::: In today's episode, we focus on the country she now calls home. There are some amazing things to do in Morocco with children, and Amanda gives us some of her favorites, along with travel tips and advice on train travel in Morocco, taking taxis in Marrakech, getting lost in the souks and more.  One of the most important pieces of advice she gives to family travelers in Morocco is simply to remember the size of the country. Many people visit Morocco with ambitious plans. They want to see wander the markets of Fez, explore the Atlas mountains, take pictures in the blue village of Chefchaouen and take a tour of the Sahara Desert — all in a week or two. Roughly the size of California, Morocco is a big place, and the distances aren't covered as fast as they be in the United States or Europe. If you're coming to Morocco with kids, be selective of what you want to see and spend less time in transit and more time taking in the sites themselves.  Listen in as we talk about Moroccan transportation, money & safety, accommodation options and many of the best Moroccan destinations to experience in Morocco with kids.  Listen in! And please share!   IN THIS EPISODE 02:01 Intro / Origins 04:41 Why Marrakech is a must for Morocco with kids 09:25 Tips for Marrakech with kids 25:12 Fez with kids  26:45 Asilah (relaxed beach town with street art) 28:22 Train travel in Morocco with kids 36:43 More in Northern Morocco with kids, including Chefchaouen (the Blue City) 39:24 Tangier with kids 42:39 Essaouira with kids 45:18 Road to Agadir & Taghazout 46:46 More rustic places to visit in Morocco with kids 48:07 Tips on Accommodation in Morocco with kids 54:18 Money & safety tips for families in Morocco  57:58 Taxis in Morocco 1:00:14 SIM cards, Wi-Fi, & internet in Morocco   ABOUT Names: Amanda Mouttaki, her husband, and their two sons Hold passports from: USA & Morocco Type of travel: Living abroad in Morocco and short-term travel from there A few places they've been: Multiple destinations in Southeast Asia, Northern Africa, and Europe Our first conversation is about her and her family   FIND THEM ON MarcoMama | Marrakech Food Tours | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Pinterest | Full-on family travel fundamentals. Epic Education Radio is interviews, stories and advice for people who decide to make travel a priority in their family's life...and for those who want to. Tune in each week to hear stories and advice from new traveling families, and hear how they've handled various family travel-related issues like education, socialization, working, budgeting, accommodation, road-parenting, safety, technology and more. We talk gear, websites, apps and other resources for traveling & nomadic families, and answer questions from those who would like to do something similar. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. This means, at no extra cost to you,  we might receive a small commission if you make a purchase or book using those links. My opinions are my own and I only recommend places/services that I believe will genuinely help your travel.

Amanda Mouttaki is an American Expat living in Morocco. She is the owner of MarocMama.com: a fearless guide to food and travel and co-owns Marrakesh Food Tours. She is the Managing Editor of Journey Beyond Travel.  She also regularly writes freelance articles on the topics of travel, Morocco, and expat life and works directly with several [...] The post BITW 042: How to Prepare for Tbex and Pinterest Pointers with Amanda Mouttaki appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

Amanda Mouttaki is an American Expat living in Morocco. She is the owner of MarocMama.com: a fearless guide to food and travel and co-owns Marrakesh Food Tours. She is the Managing Editor of Journey Beyond Travel.  She also regularly writes freelance articles on the topics of travel, Morocco, and expat life and works directly with several [...] The post BITW 042: How to Prepare for Tbex and Pinterest Pointers with Amanda Mouttaki appeared first on Break Into Travel Writing.

FUL SHOW NOTES: www.travelfreedompodcast.com/048   Summary: Amanda from MarocMama built a 6 figure food tour business in less than 15 months leveraging traffic from her food-travel blog. She shares her strategies and gives actionable tips so you can emulate her success.   FILL OUT OUR TRAVEL FREEDOM COMMUNITY SURVEY TO GET 50% OFF WHEN WE LAUNCH:   www.travelfreedompodcast.com/community   Topics:     How to turn blog traffic into tour customers How to decide what tours to start offering Tips for dealing with local laws for tour companies How to grow your tour business by implementing the blogging community How to create a 6 figure tour business with zero advertising budget Best plugins and tools for managing bookings and payments.    

On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, Amanda Mouttaki shares how her family moved from the United States to her husband’s home country, Morocco, in order for her children to become fluent in French and Arabic.  Amanda, a blogger at MarocMama.com, explains the obstacles, the proud moments and the funny anecdotes they have all shared along the way.