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The Royal Film Commission of Jordan hosts Bollywood producers on a familiarization tour to explore Jordan as a filming destination

The Royal Film Commission of Jordan hosts Bollywood producers on a familiarization tour to explore Jordan as a filming destination

The Royal Film Commission of Jordan hosted a delegation of prominent producers and professionals from the Indian film industry, as part of a familiarization tour held from October 1 to 9, 2026, aimed at showcasing the diversity of filming locations in Jordan, its production infrastructure, and the efficiency of local crews.

The tour aimed to strengthen ties between Jordan and leaders of the Indian film industry, introduce guests to the diverse filming locations in the Kingdom, and highlight the production services and facilities provided by the Royal Film Commission of Jordan, in addition to the incentives available for productions that choose to film in Jordan.

The delegation included representatives from prominent Indian production companies, including Red Chillies Entertainment, Excel Entertainment, Raj Kumar Hirani Films, and Friday Filmworks. During the visit, the guests learned about the production services and facilities offered by the Commission, as well as the expertise of local crews and the opportunities available for international productions to film in the Kingdom.

The tour started from the capital, Amman, and included a number of distinctive locations in Jordan, including Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, and the Dead Sea. The visits highlighted the diversity of locations that Jordan offers to filmmakers, ranging from historical sites and desert landscapes to coastal scenes and contemporary urban environments.

In addition to visiting the locations, the tour provided the guests with the opportunity to connect with professionals in the Jordanian film production sector and learn about the capabilities of the local industry. The delegation also met with producers and representatives of the sector in Jordan, which supports building professional relationships and opens the door for future cooperation between the film sectors of the two countries.

The guests experienced the diversity of landscapes and the hospitality of Jordan firsthand, and the tour also gave them the opportunity to get to know the Kingdom beyond the screen. The visit contributed to building professional relationships and new friendships, paving the way for continued communication and exploring opportunities for cooperation between workers in the Indian and Jordanian film sectors.

The Royal Film Commission of Jordan organized the tour in cooperation with the Jordan Tourism Board and Royal Jordanian.

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