Carry-On Luggage • Passport, UNE ID, UNE letter,

ferry ticket, money,

debit/credit cards, change of
clothes, all Rx meds, snacks,
Kleenex, lip balm, overnight
toiletries
• Liquids in carry-on: 3.4 oz or
less in one quart-size Ziploc
• ID tag outside and inside
luggage
• Check airline website for
baggage allowance, size &
weight restrictions
Checked Luggage • Don’t over-pack!
• Remember you will buy things while
abroad, so leave room in your suitcase,
bring a collapsible bag, or plan to
purchase another bag.
• Review packing list online
(www.goglobal.une.edu)
• ID tag outside and inside luggage
• Check airline website for baggage
allowance, size & weight restrictions
Shopping!
You can shop for just about anything in Tangier

There is an organized shopping trip to a mall for stocking

up on dorm supplies during the first few days.

Bed linens and towels are supplied by UNE

 Student packing thoughts…

• “I wish I’d brought some nice clothes, we

dress up frequently.”
• “I should have brought closed-toed shoes.”
• “It gets chillier than I expected. Wish I had
more clothing for layering.”
• “I should have brought a water bottle and a
string backpack for hiking and beach days.”
Attire
How do people dress in Tangier?
• Conservatively, in both traditional
and European style
• Strive to blend in rather than
stand out
• Bring comfortable shoes!
• Moroccans dress conservatively
but fashion-forward
• A put-together appearance in
town is a sign of respect
• Gym clothes and beach gear are
not culturally appropriate for the
city streets!
Ladies Gentlemen
• Leggings should be worn • Pants knee-length or
with longer tops longer
• Avoid showing cleavage • No sleeveless shirts
• Layered shorter dresses or tanks
with leggings
• Sleeveless tops and tanks
are best layered with a
cardigan or shawl
What Not to Wear

Avoid me Too short Uh-uh Nope