Jordan Tourism Board concluded its promotional roadin Japan, featuring events in Tokyo and Osaka with broad participation from the Jordanian tourism sector, alongside Qatar Airways and Qatari destination management companies, aiming to promote Jordan and Qatar as key destinations for Japanese travellers.
The program in Tokyo opened with a large meeting of Japanese tour operators, including a seminar on Jordan’s cultural, historical, and natural attractions, followed by B2B meetings and media coverage.
In Osaka, the focus shifted to tourism promotion and investment opportunities, with presentations on available projects, bilateral meetings with Japanese companies, and a Jordanian hospitality event showcasing traditional cuisine and culture.
Jordan’s ambassador to Japan, Nasser Shraideh, said the initiative reflects strong Jordan-Japan ties and offers a platform to boost cooperation in tourism and investment. Tourism Minister Maen Hmoud described the Japanese market as strategic, stressing Jordan’s appeal for travellers seeking unique cultural and historical experiences.
Tourism Board Director-General Abdelrazzaq Arabiyat said the roadcoincided with Jordan’s participation in Expo Japan, where the Kingdom’s pavilion highlights its history, culture, and investment potential.
The Jordanian pavilion drew significant Japanese and international media interest, with interviews covering Jordan’s tourism products, investment prospects, and iconic sites such as Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Jordanian musician Talal Abu Ragheb enriched the cultural dimension with performances in Tokyo, Osaka, and at Expo Osaka, underlining the country’s heritage through music and art.
Japanese media praised Jordan’s pavilion for combining authenticity and modernity, presenting the Kingdom as both a tourism and investment destination, while strengthening ties with Japanese travel agencies and airlines.
Jordan Tourism Board concluded its promotional roadin Japan, featuring events in Tokyo and Osaka with broad participation from the Jordanian tourism sector, alongside Qatar Airways and Qatari destination management companies, aiming to promote Jordan and Qatar as key destinations for Japanese travellers.
The program in Tokyo opened with a large meeting of Japanese tour operators, including a seminar on Jordan’s cultural, historical, and natural attractions, followed by B2B meetings and media coverage.
In Osaka, the focus shifted to tourism promotion and investment opportunities, with presentations on available projects, bilateral meetings with Japanese companies, and a Jordanian hospitality event showcasing traditional cuisine and culture.
Jordan’s ambassador to Japan, Nasser Shraideh, said the initiative reflects strong Jordan-Japan ties and offers a platform to boost cooperation in tourism and investment. Tourism Minister Maen Hmoud described the Japanese market as strategic, stressing Jordan’s appeal for travellers seeking unique cultural and historical experiences.
Tourism Board Director-General Abdelrazzaq Arabiyat said the roadcoincided with Jordan’s participation in Expo Japan, where the Kingdom’s pavilion highlights its history, culture, and investment potential.
The Jordanian pavilion drew significant Japanese and international media interest, with interviews covering Jordan’s tourism products, investment prospects, and iconic sites such as Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Jordanian musician Talal Abu Ragheb enriched the cultural dimension with performances in Tokyo, Osaka, and at Expo Osaka, underlining the country’s heritage through music and art.
Japanese media praised Jordan’s pavilion for combining authenticity and modernity, presenting the Kingdom as both a tourism and investment destination, while strengthening ties with Japanese travel agencies and airlines.
Jordan Tourism Board concluded its promotional roadin Japan, featuring events in Tokyo and Osaka with broad participation from the Jordanian tourism sector, alongside Qatar Airways and Qatari destination management companies, aiming to promote Jordan and Qatar as key destinations for Japanese travellers.
The program in Tokyo opened with a large meeting of Japanese tour operators, including a seminar on Jordan’s cultural, historical, and natural attractions, followed by B2B meetings and media coverage.
In Osaka, the focus shifted to tourism promotion and investment opportunities, with presentations on available projects, bilateral meetings with Japanese companies, and a Jordanian hospitality event showcasing traditional cuisine and culture.
Jordan’s ambassador to Japan, Nasser Shraideh, said the initiative reflects strong Jordan-Japan ties and offers a platform to boost cooperation in tourism and investment. Tourism Minister Maen Hmoud described the Japanese market as strategic, stressing Jordan’s appeal for travellers seeking unique cultural and historical experiences.
Tourism Board Director-General Abdelrazzaq Arabiyat said the roadcoincided with Jordan’s participation in Expo Japan, where the Kingdom’s pavilion highlights its history, culture, and investment potential.
The Jordanian pavilion drew significant Japanese and international media interest, with interviews covering Jordan’s tourism products, investment prospects, and iconic sites such as Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.
Jordanian musician Talal Abu Ragheb enriched the cultural dimension with performances in Tokyo, Osaka, and at Expo Osaka, underlining the country’s heritage through music and art.
Japanese media praised Jordan’s pavilion for combining authenticity and modernity, presenting the Kingdom as both a tourism and investment destination, while strengthening ties with Japanese travel agencies and airlines.
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Jordan Tourism Board wraps up Japan roadin Tokyo, Osaka with envoy present
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