Aqaba Hotels Association urges Health Ministry to lower PCR test price
By Batool Ghaith - Jul 26,2021 - Last updated at Jul 27,2021
AMMAN The head of Aqaba Hotels Association, Salah Al Bitar, disclosed that the Ministry of Tourism and the Jordan Tourism Board are making Aqaba a “green zone” to attract foreign tourists.
Bitar indicated that the health measures required to enter Aqaba are necessary to protect tourists and city residents.
“We completely support the decisions and health measures imposed, but unfortunately, people do not have enough awareness regarding them,” Bitar told The Jordan Times on Monday. He added that the measures required to enter Aqaba often make tourists think it might be easier to go somewhere else.
Aqaba Hotels Association urges Health Ministry to lower PCR test price
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(MENAFN - Jordan Times) AMMAN â Occupancy rates in Dead Sea hotels went up to nearly 60 per cent this past weekend, according to Abd Al Hakim Al Hindi, president of the Jordan Hotel Association. This percentage is very high compared with last week, which was about 22 per cent, while the occupancy rate in the capital, Amman, reached nearly 16 per cent, due to domestic tourism in Amman and the Dead Sea region, Hindi noted.
The rates had increased due to the government s decision to reopen tourist facilities in hotels like swimming pools and cafés among others, in addition to the weather conditions, Hindi told The Jordan Times on Sunday.