EXPERIENCE A LAND OF HISTORY, FAITH, AND HOSPITALITY
With 6.1 million visitors in 2024 and booming faith, heritage, and wellness tourism, Jordan is primed for new investments in hotels, resorts, and immersive travel experiences.
Jordan’s tourism sector holds a unique competitive edge at the crossroads of history, spirituality, and natural beauty all within a compact, secure, and accessible destination. What sets Jordan apart is the unparalleled diversity it offers: world-renowned archaeological wonders like Petra, religious landmarks such as the Baptism Site of Jesus Christ, and adventure tourism through the Mars-like landscapes of Wadi Rum. Coupled with year-round sunshine, high levels of visitor safety, and a government committed to sustainable tourism development, Jordan delivers a rich, authentic experience that few countries can match all within a one-week journey.
6.1 million visitors in 2024, with numbers steadily increasing year-on-year
with over 16,000 archaeological sites including 7 UNESCO-listed and 34 unique locations for faith tourism, (5%) of 2024 visitors came for Christian pilgrimage, including to the Baptism Site of Jesus Christ (Bethany Beyond the Jordan) and Mount Nebo
Each year, 330 million visit religious sites and Jordan claims a growing share
Over 195,000 medical tourists sought treatment in Jordan in 2023
Jordan is well-connected through a wide network of international airlines, including multiple low-cost carriers
Jordan’s landscapes, featured in blockbusters like The Martian and Indiana Jones, boost film tourism and adventure travel
Corporate tax rates as low as 5%, with 0% tax on exported services within key development zones.
Customized incentives for high-impact projects, including those generating employment or located in rural areas.
Over USD 12.6 billion in exports to more than 140 countries, led by chemicals, textiles, and machinery.
Strong performance across ICT, tourism, healthcare, manufacturing, finance, and other strategic industries.
12 strategic access points, 3 international airports, and 7 land borders—within 3-5 hours of major regional and European hubs.
9 active trade agreements, providing access to over 1.4 billion consumers worldwide.
Legal reforms ensure equal rights for foreign investors, land ownership opportunities, and streamlined business procedures.
Lower cost of living and an average monthly wage of USD 599—offering a smart and scalable operating environment.
Jordan offers outstanding investment opportunities across key tourism subsectors:
LUXURY RESORT NEAR FAITH SITES
Establish a high-end resort near Mount Nebo and Bethany Beyond the Jordan, catering to faith-based travelers and the regional luxury market.
ECO-LODGE TRAIL ACROSS JORDAN
Create an eco-lodge network connecting Ajloun Forest Reserve, Dana Biosphere, and Wadi Rum — forming a sustainable adventure trail for eco-tourists.
IMMERSIVE AR/VR HERITAGE EXPERIENCES
Launch digital tourism platforms offering AR/VR historical tours to elevate cultural engagement and attract tech-savvy travelers.
MEDICAL & WELLNESS TOURISM AT THE DEAD SEA
Invest in wellness retreats and medical tourism centers near the Dead Sea and Amman, leveraging Jordan’s natural healing assets.
CRUISE TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE IN AQABA
Develop port-based facilities and experiences to position Aqaba as a premier cruise tourism hub on the Red Sea.