Al-Fateh to "Al-Nabat": Turkish Airlines is keen to promote Jordanian tourism

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Al-Fateh to "Al-Nabat": Turkish Airlines is keen to promote Jordanian tourism

Aqaba - AlAnbat - Nemat Alkhawara 

Turkish Vice President of Sales for the Middle East Mohammed Al-Fateh confirmed that Turkish Airlines is very keen to promote Jordanian tourism abroad To attract the largest possible number of tourists not only the Turks, but from across Europe and North and South America and East Asia. Al-Fateh said in an exclusive interview with Al-Anbat that Aqaba is a very strategic geographical area and that the possibility of promoting tourism is not limited to coastal tourism. Located in any other coastal city in the area.

He said that the company aims to promote Jordan tourism abroad and attract as many tourists as possible and increase the proportion of Turkish tourists being forced to enter Jordan without visas and pointed out that Turkey considers Aqaba as a tourist and economic area at the same time, but the Turkish airlines see Aqaba more important As a tourist area of ​​being economic and pointed out that the main reason for the return of the launch of Turkish lines is to direct the management of the company, which received guidance from the British after the directives of His Majesty the King where Jordan and Turkey opportunities for cooperation between them are available to all investors He said: "I am very optimistic about the increase in the number of flights, currently it is 3 flights per week. If the main objective is to increase the number of trips to Aqaba, one of the main means is to increase flights to Amman to promote Jordan's cultural tourism abroad.Al-Fateh said: "We are optimistic, and in Turkey, we say, if we believe in the possibility, God willing, if God Almighty will help us to go ahead and provide dreams, and there is no agenda in our agenda to open a line and close it again for reasons that compel us to do so." At a very high level we have no reason to stop the Aqaba line.

Translated by Diana Hilal