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Dusseldorf, Stockholm and Bahrain are among the new destinations planned for the summer 2023 season.

AMMAN — Royal Jordanian (RJ) announced that it has an ambitious network growth plan for this year, which will see the launch of new, promising markets, including Stockholm, Düsseldorf, Manama and Al Ula in Saudi Arabia. The airline also plans to resume regular, nonstop services to Algiers starting March 16. Seasonal routes to Sharm El Sheikh, Antalya and Trabzon are scheduled

AMMAN — Royal Jordanian (RJ) announced that it has an ambitious network growth plan for this year, which will see the launch of new, promising markets, including Stockholm, Düsseldorf, Manama and Al Ula in Saudi Arabia. The airline also plans to resume regular, nonstop services to Algiers starting March 16. Seasonal routes to Sharm El Sheikh, Antalya and Trabzon are scheduled

Royal Jordanian unveiled its ambitious network growth plan for this year, which will see flights being launched to promising markets such as Sweden Germany, Bahrain as well as AlUla in KSA. It also plans to resume nonstop services to Algiers next month.

AMMAN — The number of visitors to Petra in January hit a new record, at an increase of 147 per cent compared with figures reported in the same month of 2019. The highest number of visitors to Petra ever-recorded occurred in 2019, when 1.135 million individuals visited the city, the Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority (PDTRA) announced on Wednesday. 

Country saw 4.6m visitors in 2022 — four times level from 2020 — earning $5.3 billion.

By Mussa HattarAgence France-PressePETRA — Tending to his camels in Petra, Jordan's spectacular archaeological marvel hidden deep in a desert canyon, Hussein Bdoul is all smiles: The tourists are back.After years in which the COVID pandemic turned the storied "Rose City" into a ghost town, the father of seven is back at work, offering visitors rides on his decorated

Tending to his camels in Petra, Jordan's spectacular archaeological marvel hidden deep in a desert canyon, Hussein Bdoul is all smiles: the tourists are back.

Tourists surge back to Jordans desert marvel Petra

Tending to his camels in Petra, Jordan's spectacular archaeological marvel hidden deep in a desert canyon, Hussein Bdoul is all smiles: the tourists are back.