Jordan joins Gulf states and Israel in tourism initiative encompassing opening of air corridors and expansion of maritime routes.
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Jordan has joined a regional tourism recovery initiative that includes the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Israel, and Syria, according to specialized media outlets.
The initiative encompasses opening new air corridors and expanding luxury cruise services while strengthening connectivity between major tourism hubs such as Dubai, Doha, Riyadh, Amman, and Kuwait City.
The initiative reflects regional efforts to promote tourism and economic cooperation among countries in the region.
Jordan joined a regional alliance comprising 8 countries to open new air corridors and expand luxury cruise operations while linking tourism through the IMEC commercial corridor. The initiative aims to revive the tourism sector and enhance mobility between Middle Eastern countries.
Opening new air corridors will reduce ticket prices for Jordanians wishing to travel to Gulf countries and Israel, and will increase incoming tourism bookings to Jordan, revitalizing the sector and related employment. Expansion of cruise operations and commercial connectivity will open new investment and employment opportunities, particularly in the hospitality, transport, and tourism services sectors.
Mehmet Yılmaz