Perhaps you’ve always wanted to go to Amman, Jordan’s cosmopolitan capital city, to satisfy your wanderlust. Consider visiting Petra, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, and being entranced by the old but astonishingly well-preserved portion of the city. For something different, try floating in the Dead Sea or taking in the sandstone and granite vistas of Wadi Rum. You’ll be able to indulge your wanderlust once again.
The Jordan Tourism Board has stated that it would reopen to foreign visitors on March 1, with less COVID-19 restrictions in place. This is a welcome development for the Middle East country’s tourism industry, which has suffered as many other countries have as a result of the epidemic.
travellers are still need to sign a promise that they will be tested while in Jordan if they begin to experience signs of the virus manifesting themselves. If they do end up with COVID-19, they must also consent to a quarantine period.
In a statement, Abed Al-Razzaq Arabiyat, managing director of the Jordan Tourism Board, stated, “We believe that the relaxation of prior limitations would contribute in the return of tourism to the kingdom and make it easier for visitors planning their travels to Jordan to get here.”
Check out the guide below for the most up-to-date information about traveling to Jordan:
