the Airports They are nerve centers of activity, due to the constant flow of passengers every day. However, on very specific dates, such as Christmas or holidays, the pace is frenetic.
A gathering of people usually occurs, especially in specific areas such as … he Passport control. This is exactly what happened in Marrakesh Airport (Morocco), As a user shared on TikTok.
Crowds at Marrakesh airport
This was done through his account on the famous social networking site. Maria Benedetto (@mattiabenedettoo) posted a video showing passport control at Marrakesh Airport Loaded with thousands of passengers.
“Better luck next time Four hours “At passport control in Marrakesh,” the Italian content creator said in the video, which has already garnered more than 3.8 million views and 53,000 likes.
As you can see in the pictures, the crowd of people resembles a queue at passport control up to the top floor, Leaving a large number of people who, according to the Italian, had to wait for hours to be able to complete the procedure.
The images had a huge impact on TikTok, with many people commenting on the disturbing situation. Among more than 3500 comments There are those who experienced this situation on one occasion: “I bear witness that it is true. “They treat you like cattle,” “In fact, the two and a half hours we spent in line were terrible, very desperate.”
However, some users confirmed that this is an exceptional situation: “I was there and honestly nothing like that happened,” “I was there last week and It took me one hour. “Maybe it depends on what time you arrive.” “I travel every month to and from Marrakesh. I’ve never seen that happen before, it’s only happened a few specific times. I arrived five days early and from landing to late departure.” 12 minutes».
In addition, some users highlighted that crowds are also common at other airports in large cities e.g Paris, Dublin or Madrid. “These things don’t just happen in Marrakesh. There are other countries where this also happens sometimes. “There are a lot of us traveling.”