The Jordanian cabinet Sunday endorsed the national strategy for tourism from 2021-2025 that seeks reinvigoration of tourism in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.
Nayef Fayez, tourism minister, said tourism in 2021 saw an improvement, especially in the second half of the year, reaching its peak in August with 383,000 tourists. He attributed the recovery to the opening up of the country, which increased the number of foreign tourists.
Fayez highlighted the strategy to attract more tourists to the country was developed in partnership with the private sector, emphasising that its main focus is to generate more revenue and create job opportunities.
He said the strategy is in line with the government’s economic priorities for 2021-2023 that included tourism.
The Cabinet also approved the building and urban planning law 2021
