AMMAN — Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Nayef
Fayez chaired Tuesday, the 25th session of the Arab Ministerial Council for
Tourism, organized by the General Secretariat of the Arab League, in Cairo,
Egypt.
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The meeting will
focus on the growing Arab tourism, assisting the Palestinian tourism industry,
training Arab staff, particularly in digital transformation, standardizing
medical practices, and advancing the concepts of accessible tourism, innovative
tourism, and smart tourism.
During the opening session, Fayez emphasized the Kingdom’s
commitment to putting the meeting’s recommendations into practice, the Jordan
News Agency, Petra, reported.
The minister stated that Jordan had made notable strides in
terms of growth.
Through collaboration with Palestine on a tourism program,
the implementation of a national training program for tourism sector employees,
reaching out to sector partners and donors to establish a business incubator,
and moving forward with a digital tourist project, which develops mobile
applications that provide information to tourists, Jordan was able to improve
the sector.
Fayes also noted Jordan’s cooperation with the Al-Balqa Applied University, the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation, and the
Milan Institute to study the gap between tourism education’s outputs and the
labor market’s needs.
Through this study, 10 tourism professions were identified
and will be offered in universities, colleges, and institutes, Fayez said.
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