Ajloun: Trips under the domestic tourism program "Urdunna Jannah" were launched Thursday from the Ajloun Tourism Directorate to several tourist and archaeological destinations in the northern governorate. The initiative is part of a broader effort to promote domestic tourism and make it accessible to more citizens.
According to Jordan News Agency, the trips are organized in accordance with safety and comfort standards, ensuring a secure experience for all participants. The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities oversees these trips, ensuring that they align with the program's goals and deliver a high-quality service.
The "Urdunna Jannah" initiative includes more than 60 tourist routes covering various regions across the Kingdom. Its primary aim is to offer citizens the opportunity to visit and explore tourist and archaeological sites at subsidized prices. This approach is designed to support domestic tourism and contribute to the sustainability of the Kingdom's tourist sector.