The COVID impacted tourism of Jordan has given revival signs in the first quarter of this year and the Eid ul-Fitr holiday, after extensive campaigning to market the tourism profile of the kingdom followed by eased restrictions. Abeer Nauman, economic …

The Dead Sea in Jordan is one of the saltiest bodies of water on the planet, with around 34% salinity. Its name in Hebrew translates as the Salt Sea. However, the Dead Sea is dying, its waters vanishing at an …

The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and the Jordan Tourism Board (JTB) are working on the government’s priority programme for 2021-2023 for luring 4.5 million tourists by the end of 2023 via supporting low-cost airlines. The government’s economic priorities programme …

Specialist mixed-use operator Kerten Hospitality – known for challenging the market with new concepts that combine innovative spaces for working, living and socialising – has signed a management agreement with Ayla Oasis Development Company to open the Cloud7 Residence Ayla …

Jordan tourism is on right track and it is growing well after the revenues jumped to $4.5 billion or 12.6 percent growth during first 10 months of 2018.     The tourism numbers represent a leap in the volume of …

Jordan tourism authorities are seeking to place the country on the list of top destinations in the region. The tour operators and hospitality industry executives hope revenue will be generated and jobs created, officials said.     Ryanair, Norwegian Air, …

The Jordan tourism sector is expected to continue recovering during this year, according to the stakeholders, who urged the concerned bodies for putting on more efforts to promote the Kingdom in a better way and open new markets.   The …