AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTourism Push: The Jordan Tourism Board is rolling out promotional events in global capitals—London, Rome, Madrid, Tokyo, New Delhi, Jakarta, Brasilia, Ottawa, Moscow, and Algiers—using embassy partnerships and cultural showcases to spotlight Jordan’s archaeological, religious, natural, and wellness experiences. New Park, New Footfall: Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan inaugurated Amman’s Al Nashama Park in Marj Al Hamam (56 dunums), built fast and to high standards, with green space, walking paths, kids’ areas, parking, and 11 sports courts plus running and cycling tracks—named to celebrate the national team’s FIFA World Cup qualification. Tourism Infrastructure: The Tourism and Environment ministries and the Jordan Tourism Board are set to relocate to an adjacent eight-story building by Al Nashama Park, tightening the “work where you promote” model. Domestic Leisure: The Dead Sea Tourist Beach drew 4,000 visitors over the weekend, boosted by pools, a restaurant, and affordable entry. Travel Headwinds: Jet-fuel and Middle East conflict concerns are already nudging some airlines to adjust routes and schedules, so travelers may want to double-check plans.
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