The importance of tourism in Jordan

Jordan
Jordan is located in Southeast Asia and is one of the countries of the Levant and the Fertile Crescent, which was named by the American archaeologist James Henry Pristed. The area of ​​Jordan is about 89,342 square kilometers. Jordan has the northern bride of Irbid to the south of Aqaba. Is still a historical witness to the beauty and importance of Jordan, and Jordan's income from tourism, where in 2014 reached two and a half billion, accounting for 10% of the total income.

 The importance of tourism in Jordan
 Medical Tourism
 Jordan is a destination for treatment from neighboring countries, especially from all over the world. It contains natural physiotherapy areas on its soil. The mineral springs are useful for the body and the Dead Sea Sands contain magical benefits needed by the body. Facial, Maeen and Afra bathrooms contain sulfuric water in the springs, which are useful for the muscles of the body, and to treat skin diseases. In addition, there are many high quality hospitals in Jordan, which are characterized by qualified staff to work internationally and internationally.

 Technical tourism
 There are many festivals, musical and heritage festivals, and theatrical performances. The celebrations are attended by many famous artists in the Arab region. The audience includes many Arab nationalities interested in these affairs. The Roman amphitheater, which seats 6,000 spectators, is one of the places to be held. Where these offers.

 Cognitive tourism
 It is considered one of the most important types of tourism to Jordan. In Jordan there are many monuments that are historical witnesses to the ancient civilizations and nations that inhabited Jordan. There are many interested people who would like to see these historic places built in the first centuries. Petra is one of the seven new wonders of the world, characterized by its unique pink color, built by the Nabateans and taken as their capital.

 Sport tourism
Sports in Jordan is not confined to international matches and regional competitions, but to swimming, and because of the Gulf of Aqaba, Hama and Shouna, this is a sport for recreation.

 Development of services
These places need permanent care and the restoration of adjacent areas. This urges Jordan to build roads, establish restrooms and kiosks, and develop transportation between the Kingdom's governorates, in addition to building hotels that are suitable for other groups of society.

Reducing unemployment
 Tourism provides job opportunities for the country's parents to reduce widespread unemployment, to serve as tourist guides for tourists from other countries. Unemployment is one of the most difficult problems facing young people in Jordan.

 In Jordan, there are many tourist places such as Amaz, Barqesh, Wadi Musa, Talbak Fahl, Salt City, Mount Nebo, Maeen Baths, Jerash Pillars, Umm Al Jamal and Rasal, Al Mashta palaces, Umrah, Halabat, Blue, , And the Dead Sea.