These sites praised what the Petra region and Jordan in general offer in terms of services and facilities for tourists, in addition to the security and stability enjoyed by the Kingdom, reviewing previous experiences of tourists who had an enjoyable and repeat-worthy tourist experience in Petra and nearby tourist areas.
These sites also provided a glimpse of Jordanian tourist sites, such as Roman antiquities, Jerash city, the Dead Sea, Wadi Rum and its enchanting nature, as well as Jordan's natural features in the therapeutic waters of the Ma'in and Afra regions.
Tourism expert Suleiman Al-Hasanat considered Petra's retention of its global presence, as one of the world's recommended tourist cities to visit, as a clear indication of the city's great importance, as it is the most prominent ancient city in the world and the second of the Seven Wonders of the World, in addition to being one of the most important UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Al-Hasanat emphasized that the presence formed by Petra and other Jordanian tourist sites should be utilized by providing more facilities and reactivating low-cost air traffic, in order to accelerate the recovery of tourism, which has been greatly affected by the surrounding geopolitical conditions in recent years.
Tourism and travel agent Eid Al-Nawafla explained that Petra always occupies a distinguished place on the list of global travel sites recommended for visits, which is clear evidence of the exceptional urban, aesthetic, and natural heritage that the city contains.
Al-Nawafla pointed out that the development of the system of services provided to tourists and the tourist experiences offered in the city has enhanced Petra's status and importance, which requires all concerned parties to strengthen this role and make greater efforts to attract more tourists from various global markets.
Invitations to visit Petra through many travel platforms included previous experiences of tourists who had previously visited the city, who called for visiting Petra at night and experiencing the tourist experiences there, such as preparing local food, horseback riding, camping, and visiting popular markets.
The Rose City and its tourism sectors hope that the upcoming tourist seasons will witness a recovery and activity in visitor movement, after suffering a sharp decline in the number of foreign tourists due to the surrounding geopolitical conditions.
