The Anjara Cultural Forum, in collaboration with the Ajloun Directorate of Culture, launched a cultural, environmental, and tourism trail in the western and southern regions of Anjara, titled “Walking Paths and Spoken Tales.” The trail starts from the archaeological site of Al-Badiya and extends to the areas of Hamrait, Al-Sarabeess, and their surrounding regions on...Read More

Amman – The Jordanian tourism sector experienced significant growth in the first quarter of 2025, with a 13% rise in international visitors compared to the same period in 2024. According to data from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, the total number of international visitors reached approximately 1,507,546, up from 1,333,775 in the first quarter...Read More

A responsible source at the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities stated that there has been no decision made regarding the implementation of high-priced tickets for entry into certain private areas within Petra. The source emphasized that any changes to ticket pricing structures would be officially announced through the appropriate channels, ensuring transparency and public awareness....Read More

The Board of Commissioners of the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority has approved the adoption of Aqaba’s new identity, set to be launched in the upcoming months. This decision follows a series of participatory meetings with various sectors in Aqaba and the local community.Read More

In an interview on the Jordanian television program “Yis’id Sabahak,” Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Lina Annab highlighted positive indicators in the tourism sector at the beginning of 2025. She noted a 13% increase in visitor numbers and a 16% rise in tourism revenue, reaching approximately 910 million dinars by the end of February. An...Read More