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Amman, Sept. 16 (Petra) — The Ministry of Public Works and Housing
added Chinese-language signage at tourist sites nationwide, aiming to
boost readiness for Chinese visitors and ease their navigation and
experience in the kingdom.
The move builds on outcomes from His Majesty King Abdullah II’s
recent visit to China, including agreements and memoranda of
understanding, and reflects field needs amid expected growth in
Chinese tourist arrivals, Ministry spokesperson Omar Maharmeh told
Petra in an interview on Wednesday.
Maharmeh said the addition is expected to support efforts to boost
Chinese tourism to Jordan and capitalize on Jordanian-Chinese
cooperation in tourism-related fields.
//Petra// NQ
