AITA for potentially going on holiday without two of our childhood friends?

(AWTA)\* We’re a group of 9 friends who’ve known each other for over a decade. Around 3 months ago (Dec 2025) we started planning a group trip to Morocco and everyone initially agreed. About 2 months later, two friends’ parents refused to let them go because they think Morocco is unsafe, though they said a European trip would be fine. For over a month we tried different ways to convince their parents but every attempt failed. Because of this we decided to call the two friends separately and ask how they would feel if the rest of us still went to Morocco. In our view it’s normal that sometimes not everyone can attend trips, and if we were in their position we wouldn’t want to hold the group back after so much planning. When we asked Person A they were initially annoyed but later said they understood and might have overreacted. We tried calling Person B but they didn’t answer. A few days later Person B’s mum joined a call with another friend’s parent and some of us; none of our points were accepted and both Person B and their mum repeatedly said we should go without her. Later someone shared a Morocco Airbnb and I sent a video about Morocco being safe to a gc. Person B replied “but we’re not going to Morocco?” suggesting they thought we had dropped the idea. We planned to try call them later again to clarify, but Person A told them beforehand and we were unexpectedly called around 7:30. Person B joined very emotional, saying even asking the question meant we don’t care about them and are choosing the destination over the friendship. Because this could be our first group trip they said they would never consider doing that and think we’re insane for suggesting it. They want us to change destination but only suggested Portugal, which most of us don’t want, and many of us have already been to other major European countries. They also believe we only asked to clear our conscience and would have gone anyway. From our perspective asking was respectful because booking without telling them would be worse, and if we were in their position we’d likely feel more frustrated with our parents than our friends. As well as that, after the calk with person A, I sent that vid to help convince them.Morocco was chosen because it’s affordable and culturally interesting, we feel it’s unfair for the other 7 people to spend money on a place they don’t want. They think we care more about Morocco than them, but we’ve explained it’s simply the most practical option since they’re limited to Europe. They also said our standards of friendship are lower and that they’re morally above us. During the first call some of us were told to shut up but we didn’t reciprocate to be productive. Later Person A said Person B speaking like that was justified because they were angry, which we disagree with. Even after explaining everything their response stayed the same: that we care more about the destination than them and they would never do this to us, so we’re asking for unbiased opinions.