Morocco’s tourism sector is thriving as the government announced that the number of tourists visiting the kingdom grew 10 percent in the first seven months of 2007

Morocco has character, offers a quality of life which is fading in Europe and you can live very well and it won't cost you a fortune. Add to this a sunny climate, the sea and a bounty of fresh produce and it is easy to see why the country is luring increasing numbers of property buyers. Although the French helped by language and historical ties were the first to feel the pull of  the Moroccan shores, the British are catching up fast, aided by the increase in direct flights that make Marrakech and Tangier less than three hours from London.

Morocco has become a buzzword among British buyers, it helps that the state looks positively on foreign property ownership. Mohammed VI's government has invested heavily in building, improving roads, railway links, and marinas. Lots of infrastructure is being developed..

Morocco now has an ‘Open Skies’ flying agreement with the EU which means that cheap European flights are now available. As a result, the property market in Morocco is just starting to boom and provides an outstanding investment opportunity.