Ajloun Forest Sees 35,000 Visitors
The Ajloun Forest Reserve for Biodiversity is celebrating the development of its services and strengthening its position as a major tourist destination, having welcomed over 35,000 visitors since the beginning of the year. The reserve contributes to local development by creating job opportunities for around 80 people and supporting more than 100 families through ecotourism projects. It holds an internationally recognized network under UNESCO, and it plans to develop restaurants and tourist facilities to boost winter tourism, while implementing strategies to prevent forest damages through more efficient ecological systems. These plans aim to protect biodiversity and achieve sustainable development for the local community.
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