Amman, June 18 (Petra) – Minister of Transport Nidal Qatamin met on
Thursday with the president and members of the Jordan Tourist
Transport Association to discuss the current state of the tourist
transport sector, as well as the operational and regulatory
challenges facing companies in the industry.

During the meeting, representatives of the sector presented a
comprehensive overview of the key issues affecting tourist transport
companies, particularly those related to regulatory procedures, fees,
licensing and operating requirements. They also highlighted the
impact of rising operating costs on the sector’s competitiveness and
the quality of services provided.

Qatamin underscored the importance of the tourist transport sector as
a key contributor to both the national economy and Jordan’s tourism
industry. He stressed the need to continue developing the sector and
enhancing its operational efficiency in a manner that improves
service quality and strengthens Jordan’s appeal as a tourist
destination.

The minister said the ministry would address the concerns raised
through a practical approach focused on simplifying procedures,
helping to reduce burdens on operators and encourage investment in
the sector while maintaining safety standards and service quality.

The meeting also emphasized the importance of continued dialogue and
coordination between the ministry and industry representatives to
regularly follow up on sector-related issues and work toward gradual
solutions to existing challenges within available resources, while
ensuring the sustainable operation of tourist transport companies.

//Petra// MF