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Amman

Amman

As Middle Eastern cities go, Amman is a relative youth, being mostly a creation of the 20th century. But though it lacks the storied history and thrilling architectural tapestry of other regional capitals, there’s plenty here to encourage you to linger awhile before making for Petra, the Dead Sea or Wadi Rum. In fact, Amman is one of the easiest cities in which to enjoy the Middle East experience.

Petra

Petra

With its wind-whittled landscape, honeycomb tombs and silent canyons blessed by forgotten gods, the ancient city of Petra embraces human history on an epic scale. The breadth of the site, which is sprinkled over numerous mountains, accessed via narrow slot canyons and stretches across dry river beds, means a visit to Petra demands time.

Aqaba

Aqaba

Aqaba carries the relaxed small-town atmosphere of a popular local getaway. The town offers a sociable stopover en route to the diving and snorkelling clubs to the south and the big destinations of Wadi Rum and Petra. It’s also an obvious place to break a journey to or from Israel and the Palestinian Territories or Egypt.

Jerash

Jerash

The ruined city of Jerash is Jordan's largest and most interesting Roman site, and a major tourist drawcard. Its imposing ceremonial gates, colonnaded avenues, temples and theatres all speak to the time when this was an important imperial centre. Even the most casual fan of archaeology will enjoy a half-day at the site – but take a hat and sunscreen in the warmer months, as the exposed ruins can be very hot to explore.

Madaba

Madaba

The amiable market town of Madaba is best known for a collection of Byzantine-era mosaics. The most famous of these is the map on the floor of St George’s Church, but there are many others in different parts of the town, several of them even more complete and vibrantly colourful.

About Hajjat Tours

Hajjat Travel & Tours was established in 2003 with the mandate to become one of the top Tourism market leaders in the Middle-East region. At the moment, Hajjat has proven to successfully cater to more than one international market such as the Far East market, CIS & South American Markets, South African market, and some of the European market. In particular, Hajjat aims to further grow and expand its operations in the European market as Hajjat believes it has the sufficient resources, networks, experience and digital infrastructure, to create tailored European experiences that will showcase all what Europe has to offer. 

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Hajjat Tours has built a great partnership with various agents over the years, working on maintaining our B2B relationships, while simultaneously taking a new approach towards B2C and online market as part of keeping up with new trends in the ecommerce sector.
 

By heading towards the B2C market we will also develop a CRM system to keep up with the KPI’s and reports that will conclude a sufficient market data aiding research and market intelligence. We are able to tailor all of our services accordingly to suit versatile client needs and different client segments. Thus, offering flexibility to our clients to ultimately guarantee satisfaction and high-quality travel.

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