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Travelmart A First For Jordan


 

 ETN: The first ever Jordan Travelmart, was  held at the King Hussein Bil Talal Convention Center in Jordan last week.The opening breakfast and official welcome couldn’t have started at a higher note, with Akel Biltaji, special advisor to His Majesty King Abdullah II of Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, leading over 250 delegates to sing. “Oh, what a beautiful morning! Oh, what a beautiful day! I have a wonderful feeling everything’s going my way,” the group chanted. It was indeed a wonderful morning, as delegates were treated to a delicious breakfast and were welcomed by Jordanian Tourism Minister Maha Khatib. “I am indeed honored to welcome you today where we are meeting for the first time to exchange views and ideas that will help develop our tourism product and a solid base for future cooperation,” she said.Employment-wise, more than 33,000 Jordanians are directly employed and another 120,000 are indirectly employed in the Jordan’s tourism industry, according to Jordanian Tourism Minister Khatib.“Our vision is for tourism to steer ahead Jordan’s economic growth to maximize social and economic benefits,” minister added. “Our industry is the largest generator of foreign currency after commodity and exports.”“Tourism contributed US$2.3 billion to the Jordanian economy in 2007,” the Jordanian tourism minister said. This is equivalent to a 14.4 percent contribution to this Middle East country’s gross domestic product, making tourism the second biggest industry. Another reason for the Jordanian government’s renewed commitment to tourism is the industry’s being a key factor in sustainable development. “Tourism is the major source for sustainable economic growth for our country.” Jordan boasts a history that is connected to both the Greek and Roman empires. Such influences are to this day evident as one would come to find on a sightseeing tour. “Jordan is land of the Old Testament and the birthplace of civilization,” said Minister Khatib. From the Dead Sea, Mount Nebo and Jerusalem, both of which have biblical ties, are visible, making Jordan “the sunrise of faith,” according to Biltaji.The Jordan Tourism Board has decided to create the three-day Jordan Travelmart event as part of an effort to “provide an opportunity for travel professionals from the USA, Canada and Latin America to learn about the wonders Jordan had to offer and experience its diversity.” In tangible terms, the North American market brings in the biggest business for Jordan—some 160,000 inbound travelers from North American visit Jordan annually. Enough reason why Royal Jordanian Airlines has increased its flight frequencies from the US and added a direct flight from Montreal, Canada.
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The magnificent landscape of Wadi Rum is a must-see for any visitor to Jordan
The magnificent landscape of Wadi Rum is a must-see for any visitor to Jordan

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The articles which appeared in Islamic Tourism magazine

Dead Sea

  Issue 70

Year long celebrations on 200th anniversary of Petra’s re-discovery

  Issue 69

Petra, The World wonder

  Issue 64

Two new Airbus A330-200 aircraft joined the Royal Jordanian fleet

  Issue 54

Prospects of sustainable tourism development in Petra by 2020

  Issue 47

Wadi Rum / Jordan

  Issue 45

Jerash
The Roman Conquest Re-visited
  Issue 38

People of the cave
a lesson to all generations
  Issue 37

Jordan
Promotion emphases religious tourism
  Issue 36

Karak
history and hospitality
  Issue 30

Advert
Kindi
  Issue 27

Exploring Jordan’s Ummayad Castles

  Issue 26

Advert
The regency palace - www.theregencyhotel.com
  Issue 24

Amman
Jordan's white-stone capital
  Issue 24

METTS 2006
AND BEYOND
  Issue 23

Advert
Jordan
  Issue 21

Advert
The Regency Palace
  Issue 21

Jordan's Wadi Rum
Echoes of the arab revolt
  Issue 21

Advert
The Middle East Travel & Tourism summit 2006
  Issue 21

IHF
International Hospitality Forum
  Issue 20

Dana
Astronomy night with Jupiter
  Issue 19

Global Village
in Amman
  Issue 18

Webex Internet Show
in Amman
  Issue 18

The Aqaba Authority
discusses tourism
  Issue 16

Aqaba
Opportunities without limits
  Issue 16

Aerial Archaeology
in Jordan
  Issue 14

Ajloun reserve
Green forests and pure airin Jordan
  Issue 13

Islamic Tourism participates
in The Second Regional Website and Internet Exhibition
  Issue 13

The Jerash Festival
for Culture and Art
  Issue 12

Islamic shrines
Jordan's Islamic shrines
  Issue 11

Tracing Islam
Tracing Islam in Jordan
  Issue 11

Jordan Economic Forum
Reconstrucition of Iraq - Investments in Jordan
  Issue 9

Health tourism
Spas with amazing healing properties
  Issue 8

News
The third international hospitality forum
  Issue 8

Jordan
The land of Prophets
  Issue 7

Amman
International hospitality forum
  Issue 5

Petra
A living museum of civilizations
  Issue 5

Islamic Mausoleums in Southern Jordan
Martyrs of the Battle of Mou'ta
  Issue 4

News
Jordanian Campaign to promote tourism in gulf states
  Issue 3




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