30 Years of Passion
Born in 2007, Access Morocco is a fruit of 30 years of expertise, passion and dreams. Its founder Bouchaib Rzane has always been fascinated by the beautiful details he saw and still sees wherever he goes in Morocco, from architecture, cuisine, diverse landscapes, to warm-hearted people. For him, Access Morocco is more than a DMC, it is a tribute to Morocco and the least he can give back to his stunning country is to share its culture, history, and beauty with guests through unique and innovative experiences. This passion has made Access Morocco a Leading DMC in Morocco with over 15 Offices around the world.
The Industry is Part of Their DNA
The passion for the industry has been transmitted from father to son. Both are part of a team of DMC passionate experts guided by flexibility, creativity, innovation, responsiveness, and local knowledge. From their experience, as Travel & Event Designers, they have gleaned key learnings to deliver best-in-class MICE solutions.
You Dream, They’ll Make It Happen
Thanks to their great influence, strong network and creativity, the Access Team can make the impossible POSSIBLE with an aim to offer exclusive experiences while sharing the best-kept secrets of authentic Morocco.
Access is Engaged
“Access Morocco” launched in 2019 is a promising project consisting of doing the right thing for the right people. They are engaged in helping the local communities and raising awareness. Each of their programs include either monetary or in-kind contributions. They believe that each company needs to be socially accountable and responsible, and their goal is to encourage their guests to engage with them in these initiatives that bring change.
Access Morocco
Bouchaib Rzane
Founder & CEO
Bouchaib loves the challenge of designing experiences in unique and revolutionary ways that are made to inspire. Outside of work, he’s equally obsessed with sports cars, Swiss watches and Eric Clapton.
Adam Rzane, CIS
Sales & Marketing Manager
Born in New York City and raised in Casablanca, Adam knew at the age of 12 that he would work in the Tourism Industry. His passion has led him to become the very first Moroccan certified by SITE! Fun fact, he’s a one-man band than can sing, play guitar, bass and piano. He’s also a Beatlemaniac (but that’s a secret).
Othman Tanjali
MICE Manager
The young Othman dreamed of becoming a policeman to fight for justice. After a few years, it turned out he was in a need of working in a more captivating industry: Tourism! Outside of work, Othman loves trying new recipes, tennis and re-running the TV show The Office.
A Wonderland of Landscapes
At the crossroads of Europe and Africa, surrounded by Mediterranean waters and opening onto the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean, The Kingdom of Morocco is a wonderland for nature lovers.
It is the “land of the distant sunset”, a destination rich in contrasts, with a two-thousand-year-old history, that will stimulate your curiosity. In these lands where several dynasties succeeded one another, you’ll discover remains of the greatest Mediterranean civilizations. In the north of the country, the Roman ruins of Volubilis still stand.
Between sea and mountains, desert sands and green plains, eye-popping panoramas are displayed to shower you with tranquility and natural beauty; enchanting vivid pictures with the richness of a brawling culture transport you into a most raw nature.
The Welcoming Moroccan Gastronomy
Morocco’s culinary heritage embraces the deep-rooted traditions and cultural variety of the country. Couscous, Tajine, Pastilla, Mrouzia, and R’fissa, are some of the emblematic dishes of the country that you can’t resist. Subtly composed of a wide variety of striking flavours and scents, Moroccan cuisine draws its originality from a combination between Berber, Arab-Andalusian, and Jewish culinary traditions. Thanks to its rich cultural heritage specific to each region, Morocco has built an undisputed reputation worldwide.
Medina, a multicultural place
Despite its Modern transformation, Morocco has never lost sight of its deep-rooted traditions. The magical Medina is one of the traditional Moroccan culture embedded in people’s daily life.
Typically walled, the traditional Medina invites you to explore its deepest treasures while meandering its narrow streets. Artisan shops, fountains, mosques …Hundreds of people live and work inside of its ochre walls, passing their know-how on to other generations.
In Fez, Tetouan, Essaouira and Marrakech, these car-free and best conserved historic towns have quickly become World Heritage. Whether it’s located in an imperial city, a coastal city, or in mountains, Medinas will take you back in history.
Explore its puzzling old districts, and dive into its magical atmosphere!
