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At the UN Tourism conference, stakeholders discussed boosting sustainable tourism investment in the Middle East, emphasizing technology, innovation, and education as pivotal for sector growth.

Recognizing the growing status of the region as a global investment powerhouse, UN Tourism brought key figures together for a special conference on "Investing in Tourism: Opportunities and Challenges for Sustainable Financing". Held within the framework of the UN Tourism 50th Regional Commission for the Middle East, the conference served as a platform m to discuss the opportunities and challenges related to financing the tourism sector in a sustainable way, with a special focus on innovation, te...

The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Supply's statistical data for 2023 revealed a significant uptick in...

AMMAN — On World Heritage Day, observed annually on April 18th, the Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority reduced the ticket prices for all non-Jordanians entering the famous rock-cut archaeological site.In a statement made available to The Jordan Times, the region’s authority revealed that the decision was made with the aim to support the country’s tourism sector and

Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority (PDTRA) Board of Commissioners decided to reduce service fee on entry...

Construction continues humming along on several developments on the uppermost stretch of Georgia Avenue and along the northeastern border of Maryland.

AMMAN — Head of the Lower House Women and Family Affairs Committee Zeina Bdoul called for supporting workers in the tourism sector, especially women, and building their capabilities in the tourism industry.During the committee’s meeting on Tuesday to tackle opportunities and challenges facing the tourism sector in Petra, Bdoul stressed the importance of promoting tourism,

AMMAN - Located in the heart of Jabel Luweibdeh, in the historic Bayt Yaish building, the Petra National Trust (PNT) has been at the forefront of cu

The Chief Commissioner of Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority (PDTRA) Faris Briezat affirmed that tourist activity in the city is proceeding normally amid rainy weather conditions.Briezat said that the Petra Visitors Centre is receiving visitors as usual, and the ticket-selling process for entry to the historical city has been functioning normally since the morning

The Chief Commissioner of Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority (PDTRA) Faris Briezat affirmed that tourist activity in the city is proceeding normally amid rainy weather conditions.Briezat said that the Petra Visitors Centre is receiving visitors as usual, and the ticket-selling process for entry to the historical city has been functioning normally since the morning