Morocco's major cities are its most common tourist destinations. In addition to the capital city of Rabat, tourists also flock to Fes, Casablanca, Marrakech, Meknes and Tangier.
Moroccan Arabic is the most common language spoken in the country. Modern Arabic, Spanish and French are also widely spoken throughout Morocco's major destinations.
As of 2008, 34.34 million people lived in Morocco. An estimated 99.99 percent of residents are Muslims, with an estimated 400,000 people belonging to the Jewish faith.
A visa is required for anyone who is not a native of the European Union, Switzerland or Canada. These are best obtained before a trip to Morocco, and passports are required.
Morocco is a monarchy, with a king ruling the country with the aid of a Prime Minister.