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You may even find that Jordan begins to awaken your sixth sense. Make time to enjoy one of natures’s most unusual adventure playgrounds. Step back into some of the world’s best preserved Nabatean and Roman cities; float in the Dead Sea, the lowest point in the world; and for an even greater adrenaline rush, try hand gliding off the crags that tower over Wadi Rum; or abseil down waterfalls in Wadi Mujib.
From the magnificent landscape of Wadi Rum, to the country’s bustling capital - Amman; from the majestic ruins of bygone civilizations to the timeless splendor of the Dead Sea, Jordan is unveiled as a unique destination offering breathtaking and mysterious sights, high standard accommodations, exquisite cuisine and countless activities that can provide visitors with inspiration, motivation, and rejuvenation.
Jordan’s MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences & Exhibition) industry has come of age. It understands the particular demands of the meetings and incentives market, and strives to exceed expectations. It has harnessed the ingredients needed to for a successful event that touches the hearts of the most discerning delegates and resides in their memories. Located at the crossroads of 3 continents, Jordan is an ideal place for hosting international events. Jordan boasts a fine array of international hotels, with new investments constantly adding a number of exciting developments to the portfolio.
All of Jordan’s top hotels have fully-equipped conference and banqueting rooms with dedicated, friendly staff. Both the Zara Conference Centre in Amman and the King Hussein Conference Centre at the Dead Sea provide world-class facilities for very large events. Whether it is a conference for 5000 people, a lavish dinner in the peerless desert of Wadi Rum, a barbecue at the shores of the Dead Sea, or a reception atop a medieval castle overlooking the Jordan Valley, the amicable and competent people of Jordan will ensure a once in a lifetime experience. Visiting Jordan for MICE groups is easy as they can avail of ‘Visa on Arrival’ for Indians. The same can be obtained free of cost if the group size is more than 5 passengers and arranged through local DMC.
Jordan remains one of the most politically stable and safe countries in the Middle East. It embraces its heritage and culture but is still a modern and cosmopolitan country what makes it a perfect choice for any Meetings, Incentive, Conference and Exhibition needs!
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