Jordan has always been a beacon of resilience, unity, and hope, even in the face of regional challenges. I’m so proud of my country, the “Jewel of the Middle East,” for its deep-rooted support of our ...

JEDDAH, 26 June 2004 — Rich in history and steeped in tradition, Jordan also has a rapidly developing tourist industry. Since gaining independence from Britain, the country was ruled with a sense of ...

The Jerash Roman ruins, the largest and best preserved in Jordan, has few visitors these days. Photo Credit: Brinley Hineman AMMAN, Jordan -- Once the awe of beholding the Treasury in Petra dimmed, ...

Jordan Tourism Board Chairman and Minister of Tourism & Antiquities Dr. Emad Naim Hijazeen has reassured the global travel industry that Jordan remains safe, accessible, and fully operational. Despite ...

PETRA, Jordan/LONDON (Reuters) - Enas Al Hinti has cut staff pay in half and asked workers to take unpaid leave in an effort to keep her hotel in ancient Petra open as Western holidaymakers fearful of ...

Jordan is set to make history with the launch of the first-ever MENA Travel Market Forum, taking place in May 2025. This landmark event, organized in collaboration with the Jordan Tourism Board as a ...

Amman, Oct. 16 (Petra)-- Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho will visit Jordan on October 29-30 to attend Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Week, organizers announced.Ronaldinho, one of the most prominent ...

BETHANY BEYOND THE JORDAN, Jordan Dec 14 (Reuters) - For centuries thousands of pilgrims a year have made the journey to Bethany Beyond The Jordan, a site on the east bank of the Jordan River which ...

Omar Banihani is the marketing director at the Jordan Tourism Board North America. He also serves on the Adventure Travel Trade Association's Advisory Board, the Destination Experiences Advisory ...

Jordan’s primary tourist sights, including Petra, remain unscathed by this year’s US-Iran war - Nur Photo/Getty British tourists have been warned to avoid travel to parts of Jordan, long considered a ...

The Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) on Sunday welcomed the first chartered flight carrying 134 Romanian tourists, marking the launch of an “air bridge” linking Amman with Bucharest. The ...