Jordania bate su récord de turismo pese a la caída de junio por las "tensiones regionales

Key Points

• Jordan recorded its highest-ever six-month period for international overnight visitors, despite regional tensions affecting tourism in June.
• Tourism revenues grew by nearly 12% year-over-year to $3.7 billion, though visitation to specific tourism sites decreased compared to previous years.
• The tourism ministry is focusing on diversifying source markets and promoting Jordan as a safe, resilient destination to sustain growth.

Summary

Jordan achieved a record number of international overnight visitors in the first half of the year, reaching 2.7 million and generating $3.7 billion in tourism revenue, despite a slight downturn in June attributed to regional tensions. While overall visitor numbers were up, the number of visits to key tourism sites declined compared to past years. The tourism ministry is actively promoting Jordan as a safe and resilient destination, diversifying its source markets, and remains optimistic about a full recovery from the impact of regional conflicts by the end of 2025.