Jordan’s tourism sector is experiencing a surge in popularity, driven by visa-free access for 11 countries, attracting visitors to iconic sites like Petra and Wadi Rum. The country’s rich cultural heritage, luxurious hotels, and diverse travel experiences are fueling a remarkable increase in tourist arrivals and revenue, positioning Jordan as a premier global destination.
Queen Rania Al Abdullah celebrated her son, Crown Prince Hussein’s birthday with a heartwarming photo of him and his wife, Princess Rajwa Al Hussein. The image, shared on Instagram, offers a rare glimpse of the pregnant Princess Rajwa, who is expecting their first child this summer.
Jordanian football association (JFF) announced that they have mutually agreed to part ways with coach Hussein Ammouta, who led the team to its maiden Asian Cup final earlier this year. Ammouta requested a contract termination after facing criticism for Jordan’s lack of wins in recent matches. The JFF has appointed Moroccan coach Jamal Sellami as the new technical director of the national team.
Celebrating its 5th anniversary, The St. Regis Amman stands as a 5-star destination in Amman’s storied surroundings. Boasting a prime location within the Abdoun district, the hotel offers easy access to the city’s cultural and historical attractions. With its award-winning status and commitment to sustainable luxury, The St. Regis Amman has become a haven for discerning travelers. From stylish dining experiences at Zenith and Segreta to authentic Jordanian cuisine at Tamara, the hotel caters to every culinary desire. Guests can indulge in rejuvenation at Iridium Spa, relax by the outdoor pool, or maintain their fitness at the state-of-the-art gym. The 258 elegantly appointed guest rooms, suites, and serviced apartments offer unparalleled comfort, complemented by the impeccable St. Regis Butler Service. The St. Regis Amman redefines hospitality, promising an unforgettable stay for both business and leisure travelers.
Intrepid, a leading responsible travel provider, has launched its first destination management company in Jordan, expanding its presence in the Middle East. The new team in Amman will operate Intrepid’s small group tours and plans to expand the offerings by 2025.
This week’s SNX DLX features a wide variety of sneakers, including Jordans, New Balance 1000s, Kawhis, PUMAs, and the Nike ISPA Link Axis. The top three sneakers this week are the women’s exclusive Jordan 3 Georgia Peach, the New Balance Kawhi IV, and the Fenty x PUMA Creeper Phatty Earth Tone. All of these sneakers are available now at various retailers.
The latest collaboration between Travis Scott and Jordan focuses on everyday basics elevated with heavyweight fabrics, wash treatments, and co-branded graphic details. The collection ranges in price from $65 to $175 and will be released on April 30th. Scott’s signature Jordan shoe announcement follows the release of this apparel collection.
Colleen Zenk’s portrayal of Jordan has taken viewers on a rollercoaster ride with her villainous actions, including kidnapping Harrison and Lucy. The Abbotts and Newmans are in a state of panic, leading to emotional outbursts from Allison Lanier as Phyllis and tears from Victoria over her daughter’s second kidnapping. Nikki, consumed by guilt, takes matters into her own hands and confronts Jordan alone, while Victor unexpectedly appears to apprehend the kidnapper with chloroform. Kyle discovers the room where Harrison is being held and rescues him, but Claire’s whereabouts remain unknown, leaving Victoria, J. Eddie Peck as Billy, and the rest of the Newmans worried. Jordan’s capture and Harrison’s rescue raise questions about Claire’s fate, with theories suggesting she may have tried to protect Harrison. The Newmans may need Jordan alive to locate Claire, but Nikki’s drunken state poses a risk of her acting out and killing Jordan prematurely.
