LONDON (4 November 2016) — National Geographic Traveller (UK) Photography Magazine has teamed up with Morocco Tourism to showcase the colours of Morocco in a photography exhibition hosted at this year’s World Travel Market in London.

Showcasing 24 handpicked images of Morocco, the photography exhibition aims to reveal the country through its colour-splashed landscape and the people who live there.

A 20-page souvenir supplement produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK) will be distributed at the exhibition, including prints of all the photographs used in the exhibition. The photography story also features in the fourth issue of the digital-only National Geographic Traveller (UK) Photography Magazine, available to download for free now via the app.

Tamsin Wressell, editor of National Geographic Traveller (UK) Photography Magazine, said: “We’re really excited to be working with Morocco Tourism on this exhibition. From the red craggy cliffs at Legzira to the city of Chefchaouen, rinsed in over 50 shades of blue, Morocco is a country full of colour and character. This exhibition, along with the souvenir supplement and app photo story, is a great way to show this.”

Morocco Tourism is also offering a competition to win a three-night break in Essaouira, available to enter at the exhibition and via the app.

The exhibition coincides with the COP 22 session of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Marrakech, taking place 7-18 November, where the exhibition’s photos will also be displayed.

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