Tizkmoudine is a village in southern Morocco.
It hosts the first regenerative hospitality project developed by 700’000 Heures and Regenopolis.
Its population set up an association to preserve the old town, which was abandoned half a century ago, and committed to bring it back to life. The restoration, using traditional techniques, by an American NGO, the Global Heritage Fund, of the grainery and a few houses of the village, were simply not enough to make the village attractive to visitors. Hence, the village association came up with the idea of a hospitality project.
700’000 Heures is the promise for the traveler to live the day-to-day life of a community, to discover the richness of its heritage, the extent of its culture and the ancestral knowledge of its inhabitants.
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