Morocco, Venice of Africa

Industrial Policy in Morocco has been hit in the lobbies sickly as textile industries, eventually flatten Morocco's foreign trade. The change was initiated a long time and it was hard to get out of Morocco. It is for this reason that the country is becoming increasingly dependent on tourism to offset his speculations, which is an undeniable risk because very variable.




Tourism in Morocco is a rapidly growing despite the slowdown in foreign trade. And by improving tourism receipts currency of the country are malnourished. This fact shows that there is not better than spending his vacation in Morocco to release stress, to be very effective in the fall and experience the paradise on earth at the edge of the Mediterranean, the "Venice" of Africa.


Aware of the important role that tourism plays in this wonderland, industry officials have launched in early July a mega tourism project in Nador in the north east. This project cost $ 6 billion launched by King Mohamed V which will be composed of two cities and seven sights high level extends to 2025, proves the dedication and sacrifices undertaken by the Moroccan government to host locations that reflect the actual image of the country sites.


And in all these achievements, public or private buildings used in the modernization of the tourism sector, the development of research on renewable energy and the implementation of an integrated and ecological urbanism are considered.


Morocco is one of one of the countries most advanced in terms of infrastructure with essentially the many hotels and guest houses. And, thanks to tourism investment in Morocco that will achieve over the next five years 10 billion.



The United chérifien in 2008 broke the record by hosting nearly 8 million tourists a growth of 7 percent over 2007 This enabled the country to earn around 58 billion dirhams in 2008.


But well aware of the non-constancy of the profits from tourism, Morocco also made the walk to foreign companies to come to live and looks like Tunisia not to depend on the entire economy of the country only on tourism .