Six airplanes carrying Italian, German, Polish, Greek, and Czech tourists are set to arrive in the Kingdom later on Monday, according to Director-General of the Jordan Tourism Board (JTB) Abdulrazzaq Arabiyat.
The flights, operated by low-cost carriers, have been already coordinated with the JTB, said Arabiyat in a statement Monday, stressing that that the board’s cooperation with low-cost airlines companies is part of a recently-announced government plan to attract 4.5 million tourists by 2023.
He pointed to JTB’s continuous work with the Ministry of Tourism and airline companies to energize tourism in Jordan and be the favorite destination for tourists from all over the world. Arabiyat added that the Board, in cooperation with the ministry, is working to prop up tourists numbers again after Covid-19’s outcomes.
Source: Jordan News Agency