Marketing Organizations of MoroccoThe Moroccan National Tourism Office, abbreviated as MNTO, is the main tourism and marketing organization in the country. Their mission aims to ensure Morocco's strength as a tourist destination, thereby translating positive outcomes for the economy and society and the preservation of their culture. They also state that they want to entertain domestic tourists as well as foreign tourists who visit Morocco and in doing so entice them to visit for longer periods of time and visit different destinations. Their website is visitmorocoo.com and their local office is in Dusselforf, Morocco (Morocco National Tourism Office). The tourist office is also part of ANTOR, http://www.antor.com/ which is the main lobbying organization for tourist offices around the world. ANTOR is a place that brings together all the tourist information in one, being a very important place to be a member of for destinations like Morocco due to the competition it faces (ANTOR). There is also a Ministry of Tourism for Morocco and can be found online at www.tourisme.gov.ma. The page is in French but can be translated into English using Google Chrome or another Internet browser. This website is not really for tourists themselves; instead it focuses more on how tourism can be sustainable in Morocco and delves into aspects such as Vision 2020, job opportunities involving tourism, tourism figures, partnerships and tourism seminars (Ministry of Tourism of Morocco). The MNTO website is set up in an attempt to get people to use the "My Morocco" feature. This is a system that tourists interested in visiting Morocco can use to see more of what the country has to offer. Users create… half of the paper… It is recommended to dress conservatively when in rural areas with areas of the body from the knee to the elbows all covered. As long as these areas are covered, locals openly invite other cultures and languages. Environmental sustainability Since a big attraction factor for tourists in Morocco is the great diversity of the nature of the place, environmental sustainability is crucial for the sustainability of tourism. The people and cities of Morocco treat their surroundings with care. The city of Ifran in Morocco came in 2nd place in the "12 cleanest cities in the world" ranking, a ranking recently published by the international website MBC Times. One of the main reasons for this is that there are no industries in this city, which makes the air quality superior to others. National parks are very popular in the area, with many lakes, streams, waterfalls and a large maple forest (MBC Times).