The tourism industry is growing and brings in a large portion of the country's foreign exchange earnings. An agreeable climate, changing landscapes and modern tourist resorts along the coast make Morocco an attractive tourist destination. There is yet more potential in this industry to be exploited. The agriculture, fishing and forestry sector employ over a third of the working population and arable land is used for commercial farming. The manufacturing sector in Morocco is dominated by small enterprises.
Handicrafts are an important industry and craft products are exported throughout the world.
The national airline is Royal Air Maroc and numerous international airlines fly to Morocco. The main international airport is at Casablanca and there are 7 other international airports. Visas are required by most nationals except those of Western European countries, Australia, New Zealand, some South American countries, the USA and Canada, Japan and most Arabic countries. The transport system in most parts of Morocco is well developed with road and rail linkages between all the main centres. The seaports are large and deal with cargo, exports and passengers.