Bus Archives - Marrakesh Airport

We have 4 links:

rak-airport.com - Aéroport de Marrakech (RAK) : Guide Complet 2026 –: URL=... anchor="Aéroport de Marrakech (RAK) : Guide Complet 2026 – Arrivées, Départs, Transferts et Astuces products". So we need to find a phrase in article that matches anchor text. The anchor is French phrase. Look for similar phrase. In article maybe "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" etc. Not French. But we can embed anchor on any existing phrase, as long as we wrap it. Must use only existing phrases, not add new sentences. So we need to find a phrase that matches the anchor text. The anchor text is "Aéroport de Marrakech (RAK) : Guide Complet 2026 – Arrivées, Départs, Transferts et Astuces". That's French. In article we have English text. Maybe we can use "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" but that's English. Not match. However we can embed link on any phrase, not necessarily matching anchor exactly? The instruction: "Wrap EXISTING phrases only — do not add new sentences". So we need to find a phrase that already exists, and wrap it with text. The text inside the anchor should be the phrase we wrap. The anchor text is given, but we can choose any existing phrase to link. The anchor text is the visible text that will appear after linking. So we need to embed the link such that the visible text is the phrase we wrap. For example, we could wrap "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" with the URL and anchor text "Aéroport de Marrakech (RAK) : Guide Complet 2026 – Arrivées, Départs, Transferts et Astuces". But that would be mismatched language; but it's okay as long as we wrap existing phrase. The phrase "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" exists. So we can replace it with a link that shows that French phrase. But the instruction says "Wrap EXISTING phrases only — do not add new sentences". So we cannot change the phrase, we just wrap it. The visible text after wrapping will be the same phrase (the existing phrase). The anchor text is the phrase we wrap. So we need to find a phrase that matches the anchor text exactly. The anchor text is French. Does any existing phrase in article match that French phrase? I don't see French phrase. The article is English with some French words like "Marrakesh". Not French phrase. Maybe we can use "Aéroport de Marrakech (RAK)"? Not present. Hmm.

Maybe we need to embed the link on a phrase that already contains that anchor text? That seems impossible. Let's read the anchor again: "Aéroport de Marrakech (RAK) : Guide Complet 2026 – Arrivées, Départs, Transferts et Astuces". That's a phrase. In article we have "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" etc. Not match.

Maybe we can embed the link on "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" but the visible text will be "Marrakesh airport bus 2026". The anchor text is the phrase after link, which must be the same as the phrase we wrap. So we need to find a phrase that exactly equals the anchor text. But maybe we can treat the anchor text as the phrase to be wrapped, i.e., we need to find a phrase in article that is exactly "Aéroport de Marrakech (RAK) : Guide Complet 2026 – Arrivées, Départs, Transferts et Astuces". I don't see that. Could be in the article? Let's scan: The article includes "Marrakesh airport bus 2026", "Menara Airport", "city center", etc. No French phrase.

Maybe the anchor is just the URL and we need to embed the link with that anchor text (the visible text) which we can choose any existing phrase, but must be the same as the anchor text? The instruction: "Wrap EXISTING phrases only — do not add new sentences". So we need to find a phrase in the article that we can wrap. The anchor text is the phrase that will appear as the link text. So we need to find a phrase that matches the anchor text. If not possible, maybe we can wrap a phrase that is similar but not exact? Probably we need exact match.

Let's examine each anchor:

anchor="Aéroport de Marrakech (RAK) : Guide Complet 2026 – Arrivées, Départs, Transferts et Astuces products". Actually there is "products" at end? The anchor includes "products". The URL is rak-airport.com/.../arrivees-departs-transferts-et-astuces/. The anchor text includes "products". Might be a typo. But still.

anchor="Guide Complet de l’Aéroport Marrakech Ménara : Horaires et Informations Pratiques online". That's French.

anchor="to Expect". That's part of a phrase "to Expect". In article maybe "What to Expect". Indeed there is phrase "the Weather Forecast for Marrakech: What to Expect". So we can wrap "to Expect" but that seems odd. Actually anchor is "to Expect". The phrase "What to Expect" appears. So we can wrap "What to Expect" maybe? But anchor is only "to Expect". Not sure.

anchor="Kenzadi". That's simple.

Let's locate potential phrases:

Link 1: maybe we can wrap "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" with the French anchor. But that would be mismatched language but okay. However the phrase "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" is English; the anchor text is French. The visible text after linking will still be "Marrakesh airport bus 2026". That's not the same as anchor text. The instruction says "Wrap EXISTING phrases only". That means we need to wrap the phrase itself, not replace it with anchor text. The anchor text is the text that will be displayed as the link. So we need to find a phrase that already equals the anchor text. If not, maybe we can wrap a phrase that contains the anchor text as part of it? But that would add extra words, not allowed.

Maybe the anchor text is the phrase we need to wrap, i.e., we need to find that exact phrase in the article. Let's search for "Aéroport de Marrakech". Not present. "Guide Complet" not present. So maybe we need to embed the link on a phrase that is the same as the anchor text, but we can create that phrase by using existing words? Not allowed to add new sentences. So maybe we need to embed the link on a phrase that already contains those words, like "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" includes "airport" "Marrakech" "2026". But not the French phrase.

Maybe the instruction is that we need to wrap the phrase that is the anchor text, but we can choose any existing phrase that matches the anchor text (maybe the anchor text appears elsewhere). Let's search for "Guide Complet". Not present. "Aéroport" not present. So maybe we need to embed the link on a phrase that is the same as the anchor text but we can use the phrase "Marrakesh airport bus 2026" and treat that as the anchor text? That seems contradictory.

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