The "Urdun Janna" domestic tourism program has seen widespread popularity within just one month of its launch, recording approximately 51,000 participants. The activity involved 1,422 trips and buses, supported by 1,422 tour guides, 117 travel agencies, 81 restaurants, and 63 hotels and tourist camps. Additionally, 445 participants booked directly using their private vehicles.
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Record Turnout During Labor Day Holiday
Dr. Ahmad Al-Rifa’i, Director of the "Urdun Janna" program and spokesperson for the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, stated that the program saw nearly 21,000 participants during the Labor Day holiday weekend alone. These visitors were distributed across 600 buses, indicating a strong demand for domestic tourism during holidays and special occasions.
Petra and the "Golden Triangle" Lead Demand
Al-Rifa’i noted that overnight programs in Petra were particularly popular, with 6,600 participants and 344 buses recorded in a single month. He added that the Northern Governorates and the Golden Triangle (Petra, Wadi Rum, and Aqaba) continue to see increasing demand.
Furthermore, newly introduced destinations such as Iraq Al-Amir, Umm ar-Rasas, and Rihab received significant interest, reflecting the diversity of Jordan’s tourism offerings and their appeal to various segments of society.
Economic Impact and Local Support
Supported by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, "Urdun Janna" features more than 60 tourist destinations across the Kingdom. The program is a cornerstone of government efforts to revitalize the tourism sector and stimulate the economy by supporting local communities.
The program embodies a comprehensive approach to tourism recovery by involving all sector components—including travel agencies, transport companies, restaurants, hotels, guides, and handicraft shops—thereby expanding the economic impact and fostering local development throughout Jordan.
