Tourism to Morocco

Tourism in Morocco plays an important role in raising the economy and national income of the country. Tourism has helped to develop the transport sector to a large extent in Morocco, including road and rail transport, Agadir, Airport, Tangier and Laayoune Airport. Maritime ports have also developed during the last decades in Morocco to become more suitable for receiving larger numbers of tourists coming by sea, most notably the port of Casablanca, the port of Kenitra and the port of Agadir.

Tourism of ancient cities
The most important of these is the city of Fez, being the first city founded by Muslims in Morocco, in addition to its old popular markets and historical buildings, and the red Marrakech attracts a large number of tourists Thanks to the silo of the existing battalion, the Badi'a Palace, the gardens of Agdal, and other coastal cities such as the city of Tangier, full of museums, libraries and ancient castles.

Beach tourism
The coastline of Morocco is 3500 km long, with a two-thirds of the Mediterranean Sea. The rest of the coast overlooks the waters of the Atlantic. The beaches are often the preferred destination for tourists and Moroccans in the summer. The Mediterranean offers beaches with soft golden sand and calm waves, While the Atlantic Ocean offers a variety of beaches, one of the most visited beaches of Morocco is the beaches of Tangier.

Sport tourism
Morocco's varied terrain has helped the growth and prosperity of sports tourism. Sport tourism has been confined to the highest level of high-altitude sailing. The tranquil natural lakes have helped many of its water sports, as well as fishing and hunting activities, which are widely spread throughout the region. Forests and forests of Morocco. The Government has also worked to develop sports tourism in Morocco through the establishment of extensive golf courses and the construction of tourist villages around it.

The city of Azilal, in the eastern part of Marrakesh, is the first incubator for this type of tourism. The snow-covered Atlas mountains during the winter attract large numbers of snowboarders of all kinds. In summer, mountaineering enthusiasts flock to this region and others. Its unique cave explorers, as well as a number of wildlife conservation activists