The Moroccan government has been praised for its efforts in boosting the country's tourism industry.
ClickAfrique said the development of travel and tourism in Morocco has been at the top of the government's agenda throughout the last few years.
This, it said, has led to it introducing rules and regulations which support and encourage growth in the industry.
ClickAfrique commented: "The Moroccan government prioritizes the development of the tourism industry in the country."
However, it has suggested that more could be done to improve the country's transport and tourism infrastructure.
The media outlet was speaking after the World Economic Forum rated it as one of the top performers in Africa in terms of developing its holiday sector.
Morocco attracted a record number of people last year, as about 7.4 million tourists chose to visit places such as Marrakesh and Tangier.
The government is currently aiming to boost annual visitor numbers to 10 million by 2010.
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