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Jordan-India direct flights to launch in April, boosting tourism
By JT - Feb 19,2025 - Last updated at Feb 19,2025

The event gathers Jordanian travel agents and tourism companies to promote tourism in India and enhance bilateral tourism exchange (Petra photo)
AMMAN — Second Secretary at the Indianembassy in Amman Sandeep Singh on Tuesday announced the launch of direct flights between Jordan and India starting in April, a move expected to enhance bilateral tourism and tradebetween the two countries.
The announcement was made during a meeting organised by the Indian embassy in Amman in collaboration with the Jordan Society of Tourism and Travel Agents.
The event gathered Jordanian travel agents and tourism companies to promote tourism in India and enhance bilateral tourism exchange.
Singh highlighted that tourism and hospitality are among India's largest service industries, playing a crucial role in economic development.
He noted that the sector serves as a stimulant for infrastructure growth, including world-class hotels and resorts, fine dining establishments, efficient transportation networks, and modern healthcare facilities.
"Our focus today is on showcasing the tourism potential of Madhya Pradesh, known as the 'Heart of India.' It is a treasure trove of historical, cultural, and natural wonders, offering diverse geographical landscapes and specialised tourism experiences such as adventure tourism and wildlife tourism," Singh added.
Chairperson of the Jordan Society of Tourism and Travel Agents Talal Majali underscored the "strong" ties between Jordan and India, stressingtheir rich cultural and historical heritage.
He noted the significant potential for expanding tourism cooperation and increasing visitor exchanges between the two nations.
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