الوقائع الإخبارية
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The hotel sector in Jordan is experiencing a noticeable decline in the number of foreign tourists due to regional tensions affecting travel movements. This has led to a halt in low-cost airline flights and increased ticket prices, thereby relying more heavily on Arab and local tourism. Hotel occupancy rates have varied across regions, with Amman performing better while Petra has seen a sharp decline, largely due to heavy dependence on foreign tourism and the impact of geopolitical events. Additionally, hotels face challenges related to accommodation prices, which create a burden for citizens with limited income. This calls for offering preferential rates and stimulating domestic tourism through projects such as three-star hotels on the Dead Sea shores. It is also expected that low-cost airline flights will resume in October to help revive tourism in the kingdom.
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