The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is a beautiful destination famous for stunning desert landscapes and ancient cities. Jordan offers a little bit for everyone, from the amazing food to friendly people, it is a traveller’s idea of a perfect holiday. Apart from the fact that it is full of interesting places to see and adventures to explore, it is also one of the safest destinations for tourists.
People have a misconception that Middle East isn’t a very safe region which discourages some travellers but that isn’t even remotely true for Jordan. To promote the destination among international travellers, Jordan Tourism Board has recently invited avid travellers from other countries to explore the country and see what it has to offer. As they go along, they are sharing their experiences over social media. Here we have shared our favourite Tweets from their journey.
Jordan is home to some of the most flavoursome cuisines
And it has started.. Drooling over Jordanian food.. #pita #hummus #kebabs #GoJordan pic.twitter.com/wxitI5HbFd
— deepti asthana (@deeptiasthana) September 10, 2015
We are sure cooking must have been as much fun
Last night we rolled up our sleeves cooking Jordanian cuisine @PetraKitchen #GoJordan #LoveJO #INMegaFamJo pic.twitter.com/Huja279LJo
— differentdoors (@dd_traveller) September 13, 2015
Lights. Camera. Fly.
Terrific time jumping across Jordan!sorry @ShadowsGalore 😉 pic credits @ajayjain @VisitJordan #GoJordan #VisitJordan pic.twitter.com/vHoMfw47iU
— Siddhartha Joshi (@sid_travel) September 13, 2015
Wait! Are we back in time?
Daily life of the Bedouin in #Petra . #ShareYourJordan #Gojordan #GayaTravel @VisitJordan pic.twitter.com/p8u7zNPNXA
— Shamsul bahrine (@Sharmsoul) September 15, 2015
Who would get tired of the beautiful desert landscape
Camels and deserts and the simple Bedouin life have a certain charm to it! #GoJordan #Travel #INMegafamJo pic.twitter.com/RC4FMDysZL
— Chasing Sunsets (@chasingsunsets1) September 15, 2015
The teapots look like a masterpiece
A cup of Arabian tea to refresh you? From tea seller at Ajlun Castle, Jordan. #AJinJordan @VisitJordan #GoJordan pic.twitter.com/vTQH8OOEuX
— Ajay Jain (@ajayjain) September 13, 2015
Petra, one of the many reasons to visit Jordan
A 'Rose red city half as old as time' http://t.co/q685lC4056 @VisitJordan #GoJordan #Travel #INMegafamJO pic.twitter.com/iy89lO9Lif
— Madhu Shetty (@TheUrgeToWander) September 13, 2015
Carrying over a century of history
Hejaz railway from Ottoman period, which once plied between Damascus and Medina #GoJordan #inmegafamjo #Jordan pic.twitter.com/UjaJyDsJmv
— Nisha Jha (@Cemonde) September 14, 2015
It is not just the desert landscapes, there’s more to Jordan
Love this view from @AmmanLeRoyal no matter how many times I click it! #Amman #99thingsAmman #GoJordan pic.twitter.com/nVcdGL4X8Y
— Shadows Galore (@ShadowsGalore) September 14, 2015
The old city of Jerash plays host to one of the largest cultural activities in the region
Ruins of ancient roman city Jerash in #Jordan #travel #GoJordan #ttot pic.twitter.com/w52KVZY0u8
— Anuradha Goyal (@anuradhagoyal) September 11, 2015
Blogger engagement activities by DMOs are a great way to promote destinations as long as they meet a purpose and create awareness in a defined manner. Among Indian destinations, Chhattisgarh tourism board had recently invited bloggers to the state and drive conversations on social media. Among other states, Goa Tourism & Kerala Tourism have been actively organising instawalks and blogger meet-ups. For more updates on Jordan Tourism Board’s activity, follow the hashtag #GoJordan.
