Morocco vs Algeria - Advantages of Travelling in Algeria

[@julioestes3993]

I am from the US and a couple of years ago, my friend and I visited Algeria. Never been outside the US before, my friend wanted to stay and live in Algeria just a week after we had just arrived. Wherever we went, we found the Algerian people to be extremely friendly, kind and willing to go beyond the call of duty to invite us to have dinner (or lunch) at their home. Yes, Algerian are very Genuine, unlike in other countries in North Africa I've visited. The food is excellent, Gas is extremely cheap and the country is just beautiful especially around the Sahara. We were also able to visit several (at least 2 dozens) mosque without any prior permission and to be honest, nobody tried to convert us, but instead, talking about the religion and how Islam is important to them. While there, we realized that Algerian love to eat and in fact, they eat a lot but one thing I can definitely say about Algerian people, especially the ladies, they are very pretty and during our stay in Algiers, we didn't notice any overweight person even though you see them eating wherever you go. My friend wanted to stay and live in Algeria after getting to know the people and have seen the beautiful county but because he had an extremely important project to finish in the US, he decided to leave after a month and come back to the US and possibly go back to Algeria when he is ready to settle down. He made me promise to let him know when my next travel to this beautiful country (and people) of Algeria so he can come with me. I am not going to mention the name here but in another country (to the west of Algeria), I found people not to be genuine. As soon as you arrive in the other country (west of Algeria), people are running towards you and try to scam you, or beg for money and willing to do anything for that $$$. However, in Algeria, no one came running and try to scam us or beg for money. Upon our arrival in Algeria and at the customs, the customs informed us that our visa will not start till two days after our arrival to Algeria. Instead of sending us back to the US, and after less than 5 minutes of wait at the custom, the customs person came back to us, with our passport and informed us that they had given us a two-day visa so we can enter Algeria. Wow. Try entering the US with a visa two days before your visa date actually starts - You will be sent right where you came from (for non-Europeans people). This year, I am visiting Algeria again and hope to stay not 1 week, 1 month, but 3 months. I can't wait for I am missing the kindness of every Algerian, the excellent food, and the beautiful sceneries Algeria has. Do I want to see more tourists in Algeria? To be honest, NO. I want Algeria to continue to be beautiful because I know what tourism can do to a beautiful country - Destroy it. But since I know Algeria and the Algerians (read its history and got to know its people), Algerians will never let tourism destroy their beautiful country and hospitality. Anyone looking to travel to a North African county, I recommend Algeria to be the #1 country to visit first and I can guarantee you, you will not regret the decision of visiting Algeria and the beautiful Algerian people. By the way, don't forget to try the Algerian style couscous and accept an invitation to visit someone's home and enjoy their excellent food and company. Last but not least, when it comes to security in Algeria, I have never felt safer than in Algeria. Before I visited Algeria for the first time several years ago, I was told to avoid Algeria because of terrorism and things like that. I can tell you that I visited Algeria the same year I was warned and what I found was peace, kindness from everyone I met, hospitality and beauty. So always learn and experience Algeria for yourself and don't fall for the propaganda of the mainstream media about terrorism in Muslim countries. I haven't found any terrorism in Algeria. What I found was a very beautiful country with beautiful people and their religion, and out of this world food. Now, go pack your suitcase and travel to Algeria and see what I saw, eat what I ate, and enjoy what I've enjoyed while in Algeria - Bon Voyage.

[@jazleaf7159]

Thanks for the beautiful words welcome to algeria our beautiful land 😊

[@honiahakaa]

Good to hear that you enjoyed algeria if you ever hope to visit algeria again. Let me know i'd love to host you and show you around. Cheers

[@kamelmak3768]

thaaank you soo much for your feeling towards our country and you are very welcome again and again in algeria if you ever think about another visit to algeria i can invite you to my city just contact me

[@youcefkhaoua4015]

Your comment gave me goosebumps, thank you for these beautiful words and welcome anytime 😍

[@yesitsmeshawty8318]

Your comment was so beautiful! ❤️🌻🌹, love from an Algerian!!

[@zakariyapianocovers1404]

I'm from Morocco, I've been to Algeria last year, the country is so beautiful, people are nice and kind, I'll definitely visit it again. Salam to Algeria and its people

[@alixlaura563]

you are welcome bro

[@chafikamessaoudene1383]

Welcome bro thenx for your words

[@mateloman]

شكرآ بارك الله فيكم أخي خاوتنا

[@sofianedali7297]

Welcome to Algeria 😉

[@soniamalik8240]

Thanks soo much

[@Med-rb7lk]

Im from Mauritania (neighbor country of Algeria and Morocco ) , and i can assure u that Algerian people are the most genuine and honest in the Arab and African world , these guys are amazingly kind and helpful and have great manners.

[@nadjiguemarful]

I love your country my brother I am in love with Mauritania you are beautiful people, so many great Maliki's came from Mauritania and so much beautiful culture.. We are brothers may Allah make our friendship closer and closer for eternity

[@Med-rb7lk]

@@nadjiguemarful shukran akhi im very pleased and proud to hear this ❤️

[@nadjiguemarful]

@@Med-rb7lk No problem you should be proud bro and ur always welcome in Algeria

[@بنيهلالالسادة]

مرحبا وخينا الموريتاني ربي يزين حالك وجميع الاخوة في موريتانيا حتى نتما شعب راق ومثقف واصيل نفتخرو بيكم ونحمدو ربي على جيرتكم ♥

[@miconazole323]

Thank you brother,

[@surendipity1]

Algeria is breathtakingly beautiful, I have been there, Setif, Jijel, Bejaia, Algeirs,Oran. Amazing country, amazing people!

[@misniwaburen4860]

Where are you from ? I am from Jijel, you are welcome anytime :D

[@isaacadkins2344]

You should visit the Sahara desert ! It's full of amazing berber people with a loooot of culture there. Have a nice time next time !

[@samouraiosa2008]

You should visit Constantine the pearl of Algeria

[@mokranedadoun5036]

Hey You should visit Djirdjura mount in Tizi Ouzou ... Thanks 😍😍

[@romeo-lin8818]

Hahaha m from jijel as well .. u r so welcome again

[@maxgordon9052]

All the things he says are completely true. I have visited this wonderful and spectacular country several times and I have checked this out thousands of times. God bless Algeria!!!

[@nutella8989]

Thank you your welcom

[@yusralouhi2788]

Ameen!

[@maryamjxydbfb]

Thank you!

[@aboushihabtoumi3281]

Thanks bro

[@hengedude]

Dude, I travelled a month through Algeria in 1990 - stayed exactly where you are in this video - and it is so good to see nothing has changed in Algeria. It was a truly special place. I felt beyond safe and welcome. Many shops woulds not take money for small items I may have bought (mostly food - croissants, pastries..etc), I was constantly being offered free accommodation by people I would meet, and during Ramadan I was always being invited to a family sundown supper. I had come to Algeria via Morocco. Morocco was a VERY different experience. Algeria will always be one of the greatest travelling experiences of my life. And my GOD - aren't the dunes there by that hotel stunning?? If you are still on the road - stay safe!

[@jazleaf7159]

You should come again

[@ilyesdjo1574]

Hello . I loved your comment it blew my mind to be exact where ru from tho?

[@-algeroise7847]

May be it's time to come back and realize how people are always kind and so helpful with the foreigners especially those who respect them. You'll be welcome again😃

[@أمياسين-ص7د]

U must come agin welcome sir

[@rinbi2932]

1990 is not like 2019. A lot of stuff has changed. And everything became beautiful. Better and easier than before

[@johnhogan71]

I have traveled in both countries and I would like to talk about something that is very important and highly valued in everybody's personality. It is dignity. I have seen people in Algeria carry themselves in a dignified way, never demeaning themselves for a few dollars, never losing their pride about themselves even among the poor people that I had the chance to meet and talk to, Algerians are cool but in a noble and respectful way and I was really impressed with their attitude. I am afraid I have to say that in Morocco, things are different, people are looking to make a fast buck, as a tourist they almost always try to trick you into a deal that you don't want, they also offer you services that you are not interested in like escort girls, hashish... In terms of sightseeing, as it is said in the video, Algeria has better natural beauty and places to visit, untouched by the tourist hords. The smaller towns outside of the big cities are full of genuine people and have kept their character, mixing the modern with the traditional, the new with the old. I would like to go back to Algeria some day and go deeper into the desert, I was told it is a magnificent experience. Greetings to all Algerians.

[@jiji309]

well said :)

[@mrnormal1852]

Im algerian ..and nice to hear that from u ...i wish good luck for u .and i wish that you been in algeria desert

[@chnetbamd1902]

that's why Algerians and Moroccans are not ok

[@fekharfekhar851]

thank you that's very nice of you, you are welcome here we wont let you put your hand in your pocket to pull money because we will take care of you and we don't want anything back we just want you to enjoy and take with you a good impression and that's how we are made of ..we are generous and you probably know that

[@marcello17s]

Welcome back any time.

[@lekbra727]

Algeria is an advanced country and worth a visit to the world I am Omar from Qatar. I visited Jijel, Bejaia, Constantine, Oran and the capital and had wonderful times

[@dragenmaster5385]

how was it in bejaia, were the people there welcoming or no?

[@الجزائرالبيضاء-ج2م]

ياو سعونا ماخسيناكنش انتوما اجيو غير للتجسس و تخربوا البلدان و تخلقوا فيهم مشاكل الله ايبعدكم علينا

[@omineol9897]

morocco is more advanced than Algeria i visited both country end you can clearly see the difference both of them are poor compared to western Europe but there are richer compared to Africa

[@الجزائرالبيضاء-ج2م]

مخسيناكمش انتوم اجيو غير للتجسس و تخربوا البلدان العربية

[@أمياسين-ص7د]

U r welcome bro

[@blessingshenjere484]

Im a foreign student in Algeria, everything this guy is saying about Algeria is true.

[@MJ-wi7oo]

Hi there, nice to meet. I am planning to visit Algeria, and I am wondering what is the best city to live in when I am there.

[@ishakdaouadji1889]

@@MJ-wi7oo hey bro im from algeria u r welcome anytime if u need anything about algeria just tell me welcome

[@jenn2524]

@@MJ-wi7oo i think the capital , oran , Constantine

[@ismailhamid8057]

@@MJ-wi7oo if i were you I’d either go to Oran as I’ve lived there for 6 years they have the most nicest people or live somewhere close to the beach or sea

[@guillermomedrano8296]

IM coming to Algeria in December Me from Argentina

[@algerianchaouki5705]

Hey I'm frrom the capital Algiers...if you need someone to show some nice places....contact me :D

[@mezianibelkacem650]

You like it ?

[@officialbenzine4075]

And? Did you like it there bro?

[@soussou1977]

Algerian Chaouki Hi, I’m a Palestinian girl and I’d love to visit Algeria in October. Does anyone know some good guide who can help me during my stay

[@mokaddemabderrahim6119]

welcome in our country and especially Xeneizes...i am from Oran and if you want to come visiting the 2nd largest city in our country you're welcome !!!

[@ilyashashimi4884]

I am from Afghanistan when I finished my studies I hope to visit this beautiful place and the culture and people of Algeria land of Algeria 💞💞

[@bimy2090]

You are welcome in our country dear friend

[@raniawah275]

Marhaba brother ❤

[@samyrandome425]

Saha Ilyas

[@casenlemafe1375]

you are welcome

[@MAmir-ss3ri]

you are welcome we love aghan people

[@mariagaspar6346]

Stayed in Algeria for three months....absolutely wonderful scenery, people, culture. Words cannot describe. Absolutely tops 💯

[@tarekslimani39]

you're in your second country come and visit us aging 😇

[@nadjiguemarful]

Thanks Maria are you from Italy?

[@daniellahijabi5719]

Me too it was after seeing this video 📹 not because of this but still liked the information I got from it.

[@belmisof]

Algeria is one of the only few remaining countries where a foreigner is considered and treated as a traveller rather than a tourist

[@tayfunaltanov5166]

I read all the amazing expressions and comments here, but this less rated, one sentence comment explains much more!

[@logicMan64]

Absolutely

[@gkok9775]

I'm from china and I visited morocco and Algeria but I see Algeria better

[@sulfarussulfarus3378]

I am Algerian myself and I could tell you are not Chinese ..hhh rak abonnè f les page algeriens 😂

[@halimadda8985]

@@sulfarussulfarus3378 ادخل لبروفيل تاعها صينيۃ تاع الصح خايف لوكان ندخل تاعك انت نلقاك مروكي هههه

[@walidredka5834]

as an Algerian soldier, sir, it's our duty to guarantee your safety and make sure all the places are safe for you so you can get as much traveling pleasure as you can. you are welcome whatever your nationality or what you believe in is. thank you so much for the video sir.

[@apocalypticachmodio]

Thank you sir for your service, from your fellow Algerian citizen.❤

[@halitosis75]

Thank you I wish to return to Algeria Love from Australia

[@Tahia213]

Azul dear soldier! 💐 As your fellow citizen I thank you for your service.

[@whytho9350]

@@samirmehdi5867 why? Aren't they?

[@thewan8354]

As a citizen i thank you for the comment and doing your job properly.. Long live Algeria

[@dzmarinemechanics3238]

I'v visited Algeria more than once, i'm very excited it's a big big country with a nicer people you can't find that nice people here in Norway, i'v visited the Sahara the Mediterranean Sea very wonderful, I was invited in people's houses meeting their families they gave me olive oil, honey.... just because they're nice not about tourism at all

[@fynnschumann7661]

Jeg vil bor i Norge og vil besøker Algerie:)

[@nsedairia1292]

ans tdjr thank you for the wonderful words, much appreciated, if you visit Algeria again let me know

[@isaacadkins2344]

Tak ! I'm from Algeria and i'de love to visit scandinavia some time !😊❄

[@abdobouchareb6791]

We were actually raised by our parents to be generous to everyone no matter where he or she's from.welcome back anytime my friend.

[@cyberkim2907]

Thanks and welcome To Algeria Constantine is a verry Nice city

[@karimmakhloufi8383]

This is the kind of tourists that we like to have in Algeria. If you are a genuine guy like this man, you will be welcome as a king in Algeria. However, if you are the sorte of arrogant tourists who think that they can buy everything with their money, then you may be mistreated in this country. You would be better to go somewhere else. A simple advice to whomever visits this country: Be humble and you will love the trip and the people.

[@KeepExpanding]

I would give that advice for visiting any country actually. Humility is a universal virtue. Thank you for your feedback.

[@abdobouchareb6791]

@Anon Anon wow!i don't know what's your problem with the word racism you French people?wherever i read a comment by a French person the word racism is surely in the comment?you have paranoia of this word because you are actually the most racist people on earth especially towards Algerians.what a shame.

[@dz-altava1196]

@Anon Anon you don't know what you are talking about , using all of this unecessary logical falacies while affirming the ideas in the video doesn't make your arguments stronger , it is funny and sad in the same time , very very sad indeed.

[@michoudergali8745]

@Anon Anon your only problem that because he loved algeria and its people

[@ropo4440]

algeria dont have tourist hahha

[@drissgreen1280]

algerian people are a-1 very solid , respect from america.

[@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200]

Love to you and your family God bless

[@sofiane62112]

god bless you ❤

[@888snuffy]

Hope to visit this lovely country one day. Greets from lebanon.

[@akkakaram8080]

Jack flash i hope visit m'y other COUNTRY Libanon .

[@HazerV2]

Hey man, are you doing well?

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@iftyqadz6461]

My wife is Algerian and I love going back, its amazing . Beautiful country with lovely people.

[@soniamalik8240]

Thanks soo much

[@shanavasabdulla8371]

I love algeria and its people .they are so loving and respecting.

[@aymen3893]

shanavas abdulla They are not

[@soniamalik8240]

Thank you soo much

[@bijouxdeluxe18k2]

@@aymen3893 why man , it wasn't us that said that about you ,it was that guy experience that's all ,we supposed to be one shame on you

[@princesspark3327]

@@aymen3893 man shut up

[@TamimProduction]

Algerian military forces do not interact with people, only in some exceptions. these military personals you have met are called " Gendarmerie ", they are also some kind of a police unit, but the difference is they focus on safety outside the cities and their entrances, while the normal policemen focus on the safety of citizens and their stuff. Welcome to Algeria! I'm glad that you liked it ❤️

[@ANKARA_MESSI]

I am a Moroccan living in The Netherlands. I hope to visit Algeria one day, it is a beautiful country!

[@anissayabzeg2449]

Je bent meer dan welkom in algerije broeder haha!

[@houssamboumaza4381]

You're very welcome, CJ

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@medsalehhamoudi]

I am Algerian and I am proud that you mentioned about us that we do not deceive and lie to visitors even if they are foreigners and non-Muslims, because our Islamic religion orders us to treat others well and not to fraud in transactions even though our Moroccan brothers are also good and respectful.

[@phoenix8998]

i have met today in the streets of berlin one Algerian boy who asked me exactly same address that i was searching for and in the procces of finding it we talk a little bit and in the end i found out that he was quite sympathetic and nice guy but we did not change our contacts though he and me too probably wanted. and now i just googled algeria cause i wanted to see the country he is from. and it would be really funny if he did the same about Georgia. cause i am Georgian :) i rarly like guys like this. and we were speaking so much about other stuff that it was not important to ask the names so i even dont know his name.

[@terry26able]

PHOENIX WHO RISE it was me, hi again, no just kidding :)

[@MeryoumaDZ]

I wish you guys can meet again, obviousley you had a crush on him lol

[@attirantenvie4243]

PHOENIX WHO RISE hello phoenix we can talk on private ok??

[@aichaboufenchoucha7994]

I have a friend from Gergia also .. we loves you also guys

[@justcuzitsepic5874]

Cute. I'm Algerian living in Canada, curious about Turkey, Azerbaijan and Georgia so you never know hehehe

[@slowbrain8869]

Algeria!! Love from India ,i have algerian frienss

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@lebonsnoopy5400]

I visited algeria and marocco and what he say it's true in marocco they ask me money all the time in algeria they just talk with me and joke for fun not for ask me some thinks back. I must fought with them for paid they have à lot of pride.

[@dela2036]

Exactly

[@WorisonTV]

I love Algeria a lot and i'm from Morocco I wish I was born in Algeria! but unlucky! xD I love my brothers and sisters from algeria and I love their national anthem as well :)

[@fekharfekhar851]

thanks brother ..peace from algeria "medea"

[@donlegend1169]

Ochaibe Hassan exactly we are the same. If morocco was a republic, we could unite for sure❤️

[@chaoulid]

morocco is unlucky because you born on it

[@abebandee4491]

لا مروك شابة صاحبي، أنا جزايري ونتمنى

[@bijouxdeluxe18k2]

ما طيحش ببلادك صاحبي ،اصلا حنا و نتوما غي كيفكيف ✌

[@youtubeaccount2912]

Had my eyes on Algeria for a while, this video just makes me even more excited, definitely going to make my way there next year!

[@mouhoubiali]

welcome bro

[@malimalou751]

Did you manage to travel to Algeria?

[@olgaluciabedoya9872]

All my love to the Algerians❤️

[@midih.5305]

That's so nice of you :DD and long life to you!

[@Adelsadok1]

Beautiful experience of this tourist in Algeria, nice arguments, I was too in Taghit a small oasis in Algeria desert whose people are very kind.

[@isaacadkins2344]

Dankjewel ! I see that you are a dutch man if i am right 😃, come visit algeria again !

[@anissayabzeg2449]

Jo mootje je bent meer dan welkom in algerije

[@wb2408]

Algeria is very beautiful , its people are truly nice and genuine. thank so much for telling the truth.

[@adamhyperthepro8708]

Moroco is better than algeria

[@Tikadz]

I know that Algeria is very secure and safe and police are everywhere but I am surprised that u said you've met the military on your way cuz I know that the military in Algeria don't get involve in the civilian life but my guess is what u saw was like the shirife in the States they wear a green uniform we call them les gendarmes they not military Ian happy that u enjoyed ur vacation in ma Bladi welcome back any time Algerian in chicago

[@KeepExpanding]

+Tika yes indeed the force I met were Les Gendarmes in some occasions, in others were civilian police. I also heard from some locals the term "police militaire" so it might be a more slang term perhaps? Thanks for the feedback :)

[@Tikadz]

Keep Expanding yeah probably more South anyway I am glad that u had a good experience 😊😊

[@rajaa6326]

Tika la gendarmeries For sure

[@mechmech9399]

hope u'r not on the south side or west side of chicago , stay safe hbibi

[@SamBz46]

yeah maybe but also bechar the city he visited is military zone and you can cross them from time to time

[@kokomimifamily912]

You are right about saying you are controlled in Algeria as a foreigner visiting. I am Canadian of Algerian origin and I miss Algeria but I can't go yet unfortunately due to visa issues. I hope they allow more visitors in the future

[@honiahakaa]

You didnt apply for algerian citzenship yet? And have i agree about the fact that they need to support tourism

[@ayyel551]

Just go get your Algerian passport

[@frogGames]

If you have algerian bloodline you can easily get algerian passport

[@houssambenchiha]

that can't be true, if you have an algerian mother or father you have the right of the algerian nationality

[@tranquilodelbarrio7583]

Ta le droit de demander la nationalité Algerien .

[@cipherhunt3063]

You're living life to the fullest, I respect that, I traveled to Algeria and I fell in love .. Hope you've seen more of the magic in that wonderful country

[@KeepExpanding]

+Beast Upon me it is a wonderful country indeed. Thank you for the kind words :)

[@gosabola8357]

Beast Upon me welcome to our country 😇

[@jingo6843]

Thanks for sharing, as I live in Canada and I really miss my sweet home Algeria. Keep it up and good luck.

[@lovelyryma0584]

Beast Upon me thanks for those awesome words about my country

[@akramib9756]

Keep Expanding Thank you very much for your interesting video and your truly comments !!!!! Algerian from Boussaada (the doors of Sahara ) !!!!!!

[@FairyTaleAccess]

I found travel in Algeria the same; refreshing genuine all around and welcoming! Can't wait to visit more of it.

[@manofhisown6119]

yr always welcome though the country is so big you need a guide

[@vvaqarahmad3044]

From India , salam , i too want to visit both nations morocco and algeria both are beautiful

[@girlywrld6120]

VVaqar Ahmad. Welcome to Algeria

[@republicoftabbounistan9495]

VVaqar Ahmad. Welcome to Morocco, and please make a video and tell us witch one is better.

[@哈姆扎-x7c]

VVaqar Ahmad control yourself india

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@wrzq]

i'm tunisian but i have algerian roots, i'd like to thank you for sharing these details.

[@KeepExpanding]

+Vlad Petrov my pleasure, thanks for the feedback!

[@casenlemafe1375]

bulgarian ?

[@Kardenote]

You are the kind of tourist that we want to have as our guest .... come again and bring more friends ;-)

[@KeepExpanding]

+Kardenote thank you so much :)

[@brianbouf8303]

Is thats just because he gave a positive feedback? How about someone criticise the negatives, why can't you people be more thick skin.

[@remberkd9585]

@@brianbouf8303 it is about respect, not that he did not criticized the country, as long as someone respect the culture and not have ulterior motives then they are more than welcome and they would be treated as a brother

[@justred1608]

Its not because he gives positive feedbacks everyone is welcomed , i will tell you just come , you really going to have great times

[@revdznet]

@@brianbouf8303 it doesn't matter if you criticize algeria, we do that everyday , we know the country has flaws but we love it no matter what :)

[@faridw6460]

The reason people seem nicer in our country Algeria, is because we don't expect a penny from Tourists as we never relied on tourism as a source of income. Moroccans and Tunisians will look a bit aggressive and harassing and that's understandable as they try to stay ahead of the competition.

[@tariktarik504]

Farid Ait Ahcene why you are richer than morocco and Tunisia lol you are in the same fucking poor shit

[@ayahogaming841]

@@tariktarik504 maybe but we don t expect money from u It s like (it s on the house fox enjoy it )

[@sarakitouni2924]

@@tariktarik504 means in algeria tourism is not the main resource of income as morrocco or tunisia but he didnt say we are rich its like someone sell mobile and the other clothes

[@zaynabtahir2812]

The real difference is that Morocco and Tunisia invest heavily in tourism since they do have some amazingly known places and accomodities that attract tourists. In the meantime Algerian government hadn't really invested much in the touristic industry due to the lack of infrastructure, their harsh weather and the instability of the 90's, so that's why seeing a tourist there could be quite rare, and that's why people there try to be the most welcoming cause they don't meet tourists in daily basis, so they sort of try to be nice and all to kind of reflect their culture...

[@faridw6460]

@@tariktarik504 Algeria is richer than its neighboring countries. We, Algerian, are may be as poor as Moroccans

[@MPam1619]

I have had a fascination with Algeria for a number of years. Thank you so much for sharing your perspective. You have given me more encouragement to plan a trip there. On the other hand, I am so very sad to here so many negative things about Morocco. I had originally planned to travel there.

[@loulijurdjra6670]

Pam there is another video by the same person shows positive points and things of travelling to morocco too..try to watch it...hope u will have a Nice trip in my lovely country Algeria and in morocco too...salam.

[@astafzciba]

i am moroccan i wish i could visit Algeria, seems a very nice country and people.

[@linamokrane7694]

astafzciba merhba bik ❤️

[@hayet2a547]

astafzciba merhba bik f l'Algérie 😍❤🇩🇿 je suis algérienne et j'adore le Maroc 😍❤

[@vivelerifindependant3285]

Mona Bys are you proud that your country is not well known ?

[@vivelerifindependant3285]

I'm mot moroccan, i'm Riffian.

[@vivelerifindependant3285]

yeah that why it needs to change.

[@rameshmovva2576]

Iam fond of algeria i worked as a medical doctor beteen 1980 and 1988 they are very friendly i love algeria and algerians great country great hosts god bless Algeria and algerians .

[@halimadda8985]

Were are you from

[@rbi61]

I guess from Bangladesh @@halimadda8985

[@silversurfer2140]

Im moroccan in sha Allah one day i wil vizit algeria i feel its my right its my country to we are brothers

[@rainb5193]

I'm so glad I found this video. Because I plan on Visiting some of my friends. They live in Bou Saada so hopefully, my visit will be good.

[@fadighemri8664]

We are waiting for you feedback bro

[@titocorg3898]

Thats actually my city, im from bou saada ... You have to try "Zviti" if you love spicy food its our official dish here in bou saada also visit "artisana center" its near the "kardada" hotel there is so many interesting things in artisana like the bousaadian knife...

[@zorka2812]

That's why we do not want Algeria to have mass tourisme to keep it authentic.

[@mktwins4915]

As an Algerian I highly appreciate this video. Algeria is so underrated as a tourist attraction and many people either have no idea what Algeria is like or have a negative image of Algeria. Videos like this clear that image.

[@soumias04]

@Nas Minaj not your buisness!!

[@mounirzebiri6983]

@Nas Minaj go wipe your filthy ass then come to comment here bitch

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@reyaneallaoua2060]

“Traveling - it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” - Ibn Battuta .thank you so much for your visit and u are welcomed any time 🙏 god bless u

[@KeepExpanding]

+Reyane Allaoua thank you so much for your kind words :) all the best for you!

[@adilben5354]

Reyane Allaoua Ibn Battuta the Moroccan world traveler; the Marco Polo of the Muslim world.

[@saladinaladin1701]

Ibn Battuta was a liar, a scrap!

[@hamaniharoun9455]

Algerian people are very nice ,and genuine .concerning the security control is for the safety of the peaple ,imagine a westerner is abducted or killed in Algeria this would give bad publicity for Algeria .that's why Algeria is very much concerned about safety and security. thank you for this video it was nice of you to show the real nice face of Algeria as lovely people and nice country.

[@ALGERIEECONOMIE]

I agree, the security measures are there to protect locals and tourists alike and should be appreciated by all. During the 1990s Algerians lived a security nightmare but today there are less terror incidents than in Europe, therefore we should appreciate the costly resources that are there to guarantee our safety and the safety of those who want to visit our country

[@MrSarapintas]

Sou português e como eu gostaria de conhecer tão belo país.

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@Ging_10]

Algeria is the largest and one of the most beautiful countries in Africa. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@KeepExpanding]

Rc ProHunter thank you for your feedback :) Algeria is beautiful! I'll talk about the pluses of Morocco as well, but i must say, I liked Algeria more overall

[@Ging_10]

Keep Expanding Next time visit the east of Algeria from Algeries to Annaba then constantine. You have to pass by Bejaia , Jijel, Skikda, then Annaba. You will be amazed.

[@foxhill1081]

RC ProHunter don't exagerate the beauty of Algeria. The guy from Portugal have seen both countries and mentioned the good and bad things about both countries. Let him tells us in his very fair way if Algeria is really amazing wich i doute. (and i'am Algerian).

[@foxhill1081]

Youssef Ghechi, You mean 90 tourists quite a lot for a country that has nothing to visit.

[@foxhill1081]

We know Algeria is very boring it's starts from the unwelcoming airport.

[@othmanealaoui2805]

i'm moroccan and totally agree with you

[@ikramkiki8449]

Algeria is the homeland of the homeless, whoever you are we welcome you 💝

[@amayashm6273]

oh! thats a pretty good video but i think you missed visiting the most beautiful places in Algeria the mountains of Kabylie in Tizi Ouzou and Bejaia & the beaches of Jijel! it is so awesome! hope you come back and see all of it

[@kafilkhanniazi4873]

Hello Salam I am from Afghanistan I got friend there recently .if we stay long I will definitely visit beautiful Algeria long live Algeria

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@dz6542]

Algeria is a rich country, hence why the French didn't want to leave (till they got kicked out) so with that said they don't rely on tourism like the neighboring countries, there's no hassle, people are nice, very welcoming, it's a cultour there to invite visitors into thier homes, sometimes even some stores when they see you are a tourist they won't charge.... you

[@lloydwhite3198]

Been to Morocco twice and was considering Algeria the next stop. It will be Algeria. Thank you. Stay strong, stay well.

[@MsMaryjoy21]

Very informative video. I plan to travel to Algeria next year. I hope I'll enjoy it as much as you all did

[@malimalou751]

Did you go?

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@TonyGmaroc]

Great video, nicely done! I know Morocco well, I travelled in Algeria in the 1980's and always wanted to go back. I would like to go in my campervan 4x4, I'm interested in my research as to what you need to enter Algeria with a vehicle? Best Wishes

[@lydiaritej1954]

Welcome , the diesel is very cheap...

[@midih.5305]

I gues it's easy! You just have to come by ship and the car must returns with you, that's it! But try to reach the Algerian embassy in your country, I'm sure they will help you out and don't leave this for tomorrow lol You're welcome!

[@abdeltube772]

I have been in both, Algeria and Morocco. I would say Morocco is easier to be in for tourists. That's because the government has invested a lot in Tourism in the last decades. Morocco also hasn't had security issues that Algeria had in the 90s. Besides that, Algeria is better. Thanks for the video.

[@casa8017]

RationalPlanet Why is Algeria better?

[@hatimlaamri2132]

Almost. in Morocco neverrrrrr :)

[@Sam-gn6og]

@EVerydayBetter Algeria is better ???? ha ha ha, that's why Algerians prefer to go to Morocco

[@Pierrot9315]

@@Sam-gn6og Both countries are fine, stop the hate between you because of the polisario bullshit.

[@jingo6843]

Last week two Scandinavian girls were killed 90 km from Marrakesh. They were camping with tents

[@gomhoum]

We need more people like this here saying what's really is Algeria !

[@Nidalfed]

thank you so much for sharing your experience in algeria .. and welcome again to our country

[@KeepExpanding]

+Nidal Feddaoui thank you so much. I notice that these videos had a very polarized response, I've got some comments that were negative but constructive, some that were pretty disrespectful, unfortunately, but also a lot of good feedback like yours :) thank you

[@Nidalfed]

anytime bro ^^

[@zes7368]

Keep Expanding No, you did a good job on the video 👏🏻 It's impossible to learn everything about a country when you just briefly visit it so it's understandable. Those that took offense did because of the provocative comments some people post but the video itself wasn't bad or anything. Also, the political situation between Morocco and Algeria is quite tense because of Western Sahara so when you put "vs" and compare them, the comment section always turn negative unfortunately. Which country are you visiting next?

[@KeepExpanding]

ZES yes unfortunately i've had a few bad comments, but the great majority have been positive :) I'm travelling in South America at the moment. Hopefully i'll start posting more videos in September. Thank you for your feedback!

[@zes7368]

Keep Expanding Enjoy your trip and stay safe! South America has wonderful culture and nature.

[@alimohammedi6979]

Before watching this video I was a little skeptical of what would be the differences you were going to mention, but, Man, you hit the nail right on the head, so to speak. Everything you mentioned is so true and accurate. I am a native of Algeria who immigrated to the USA many many years ago and live in California. I still love Morocco and our Moroccan friends and neighbors and your observations are right on the money, all of them. Thank you for sharing.

[@chadidi1997]

viva Algeria from Morocco

[@kdcaliforniapanther8854]

come on bro, in Algeria even the cat welcomes you :) we love American the same way you do for Algeria. Algeria is the sleeping tourism giant and the Virgin beauty of Africa .... :)

[@jessepinkman485]

he is not american , he is from portugal so welcome to Portuguese people

[@lolad2077]

can you drink? and if you can, will you go to jail if you are too drunk

[@suldaanmoha]

Djalal khanchali even cat hhhhhhh oh my god Salam alaykum Bro ❤❤somalia £❤❤

[@heloisejomini293]

@@lolad2077 of course you're free to drink but not in public places, you can drink at restaurants, bars ect.. You won't go to jail for being drunk as long as you don't commit a crime lol, it's just not well seen to drink for Muslims. Also you can find a lot of alcohol stores in the North

[@ZEINASALE]

Love from Mauritania ❤🇲🇷🇩🇿

[@muhamedandalussi6579]

Algerians are candids by nature they have a clear heart. They are not experienced as much as moroccans in tourism. Algeria has more places to see but they are inexploited.

[@جمهوريةالصحراءالغربية-ح9ذ]

Thank u bro for ur nice video about #Algeria Luv😍😍

[@nazimamari488]

thank you very much for these kind words. i hope you enjoyed your trip in algeria. peace !

[@aminatibri9367]

this place where i live (taghit), for me both countries are awsome regardless to politique i like both

[@z4961]

بزاف حطة

[@Yespickledan]

Algeria is on my travel list already

[@halitosis75]

The hotel.your filming from is amazing . I stayed there for 4 days a few years ago and loved it

[@fasteddylove-muffin6415]

is it possible to rent a car in Algiers & travel to the Hoggar Mountains? From google maps it looks like a possible logistical problem might be finding gas stations? I recently found out about the Hoggar Mountains. They look very beautiful. I hope to go there one day. I also see it's possible to fly into Tamanrasset--but I wonder about renting a car at that airport.

[@nabeelgz3167]

Of course you can rant a car

[@nadjiguemarful]

In terms of logistics it may be the easiest country to travel but yes you'd have to find a rental place, just ask locals they will put so much effort for you you will be shocked bro 😂 I'm sure you will find somewhere easily

[@nadjiguemarful]

@@nabeelgz3167 He's asking for specific places bro lol like a specific area and name of the building or something

[@nabeelgz3167]

@@nadjiguemarful you didn't get shit of his comment and yet you're laughing !!wtf

[@nadjiguemarful]

@@nabeelgz3167 Stop talking to me you peasant 😂😂

[@lydiaritej1954]

I want to inform you That in algeria the tourists are our invity, we have a dignity, we never accept that one tourist pay us because we show him the road... Never... 💪💪

[@andersonboy620]

Thank you man for the info about the country, seems very usefull!!

[@oscarwild5369]

Welcome to Algeria.

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@kananamhm8536]

Come visit us in Tamanrasset. You're welcome.

[@zes7368]

Thank you for your feedback and you're welcome in Algeria. I hope you had a nice stay. It seems to me you didn't visit north eastern Algeria such as Jijel, Bejaia, Constantine (the oldest city in the Maghreb region) and Timghad, which are some of the most beautiful and historical regions. Unfortunately, you have a lot of people trolling negatively this video and I hope it doesn't alter your views on our country. Culturally and linguistically, were the countries similar ?

[@yellowbird8037]

Thank u so much for this video, as an Algerian i feel so proud of my country ❤

[@anjanijuwita5656]

I m from Indonesia, come to visit Indonesia, Indonesia beautiful, nice, friendly. Famous the place for tourists like island Bali, lombok, Flores, raja ampat. Indonesia has as many islands 17.000 +, 700 regional languages

[@sprite8666]

This is an amazing video and a great comparison!!

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@theriseofnumidia]

Of course. Algeria is just like heaven on earth,

[@SeeNof-mt2dz]

here in Algeria, you're on your own. go wherever you want and ejoy your stay. if you have someone who will guid you, they will not charge you money but they offer you whatever they have cuz they see you as a guest and treat you accordingly.

[@ssssssssssssssfgberd]

i really liked your video, i hope that you come back to algeria soon because it's a big country and there is a lot of places that you must visit like the wonderful caves of Jijel and bejaia

[@Wpn568]

Wow awesome county ! Love from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@nadjiguemarful]

Thanks brother Canada is beautiful country

[@jacobsame4512]

Smart traveler with good analysis, hope you enjoyed your journey in my country.

[@majdabreliof1138]

I'm an Algerian from the south and because our country is very big I usually travelled with my family and discover new cities but when I went outside, I was like why people are not nice and I have got scamed many times which made love my country more and more.

[@faresme4925]

We need to discover our country well, allah bless our brothers in the south i hope i'll visit soon

[@JC-ce8uw]

Is Algeria/Tunisia safe? What other north African countries is good for families?

[@fadilafifi2]

Yes, Algeria is safe and magnificent. You will never regret it. I have never been to Tunisia but, it's also a lovely country. For more information please Googled and you will find your aim. Peace.

[@nacimkharkhache873]

Thank you for your kind words about my people. We are more authentik because of our history and because We chose not to have mass tourism. We treat foreigner and travelers like we treat our own people : with respect and dignity.

[@oumaima4383]

Thank you for the video that you made. I am from Algeria and I welcome everyone in my country. I wish everyone to visit it. It is really a wonderful country. ❤❤🥰

[@ALGERIEECONOMIE]

Do you want to destroy Algeria by opening our doors to mass tourism?..... Let it be just the way it is otherwise it loses its charm.

[@nadjiguemarful]

@@ALGERIEECONOMIE I agree but she doesn't wanna destroy it calm down 3andha l'opinion ta3 ha basahh 3andak Al Haqq kho Lazam n'sibou lez otre mouiene pour la economy mashi tourism because you're right it will have psychological effects like maroco and Tunis.. we should have regulated tourism industry.. In fact we have many things like clothing and authentic things to sell appart from gaz.. But I think she's thinking mostly about economic aspect etc

[@fouzwaf1666]

🇩🇿🇩🇿Algeria is a continent with magical landscapes and stunning nature, as well as a plurality of climates, as there are snowy regions, desert regions and temperate regions.

[@beausejour2006]

Great video, I m using your useful and logic comparison to convince few people to tag along my next Algeria expedition.

[@sedayeguitar]

I'm going to Algeria in February 2020. I don't know anybody there (wish I did). We'll see how it goes.

[@mouhoubiali]

Welcome bro , were are you from ??

[@sedayeguitar]

@@mouhoubiali Thanks, brother. Canada. Are you Algerian?

[@mouhoubiali]

@@sedayeguitar yes , i live in algiers capital of algeria

[@sedayeguitar]

Mouhoubi ali do you have instagram or whatsapp? Maybe we can have a chat

[@ilyasmasker4242]

Well its february 2nd, hope you had a great first impression.

[@asmaabel2143]

Hi , I'm from Algeria , i want to thank you for this video , you're welcome any time 🤗🥀

[@MrTakichou]

you're welcome to Algeria,and all the advantages are true, knowing that i like Morocco too

[@HughJason]

I completely agree with everything you say about Algeria. How did you get in though ? Was it easy to get a visa ?

[@faresme4925]

Its not too hard to get the visa just try and you'll get it.. You're welcome 👍

[@nata_d3_c0c0]

Would like to visit Algeria soon.. And hope that it's safe for non Muslim women. ☺️

[@nadjiguemarful]

Of course my sister my family has bought so many, my sister's friend, my mother's friend from Liverpool moved to Wahran. You will only find kindness here you will be protected by every man if someone talks bad then someone else will smack them ❤️ You are very welcome God bless you

[@melisse6780]

depends on regions but in general it is safe

[@icequeen1779]

as an algerian. I welcome all of you and I am proud and happy of this video. thank you so much. we really love everyone and yes we definitely are genuine. thank you again and please come visit us. you guys will not regret. much love and respect. ❤❤👏

[@Marenqo]

The kind of video that I have been looking for for two years. Have been wanting to visit Algeria for a long time. Morocco never attracted me much

[@aithammoudisalah7064]

Welcome to Algeria

[@mohammediimededdin8223]

I am Algerian.... Ana would like to say "thank you very much" for this video that shows the reality of our country 😍

[@ChaineTa3lim]

I don't know what your intentions are by uploading these videos, but Algerians are our brothers and sisters no matter what .And if they are good or bad ,it's because they are so. And everyone is responsible for his actions. and I repeat again Moroccans and Algerians are one nation. (From Agadir.Morocco)