AMMAN — The number of Jordanians participating in ‘
Urdun Jannah’ program reached 14,199 in January, according to data from the Ministry
of Tourism and Antiquities.
اضافة اعلان
According to the most recent date, the majority of visitors
headed to the city of Aqaba, with 11,413 visitors, while
Wadi Rum saw 1,721,
Petra 1,622, and the Baptism Site 1,530, with the remaining visitors
distributed among other destinations, Al-Mamlaka TV reported.
Notably, some destinations such as Jerash, Dana Reserve, and
Shobak recorded no visits through ‘Urdon Jannah.’
The Ministry of Tourism launched the ‘Urdon Jannah’ program
in May 2019 in collaboration with the Tourism Promotion Authority. Despite the
challenges posed by the
COVID-19 pandemic, the program has continued and
developed tourist destinations it covers.
Supported by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and the
Authority with a percentage exceeding 50 percent of the trip's cost, the
program is implemented by tourism offices and various tourism sectors. It aims
to stimulate domestic tourism and encourage citizens to visit dozens of tourist
destinations.
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