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Can trips be customized to suit our needs?

We are happy to tailor an itinerary to match your unique specifications. We will help you build it from the ground up at an affordable price. To help stimulate your creative juices, give us a call and one of our travel experts will be happy to assist you in piecing together your personalized adventure.


Do I need a visa to visit Jordan?

Certain nationalities require an entry visa to be obtained prior to travel. It is recommended that you check with the Jordanian diplomatic mission in your country prior to travel to ensure that you have all the necessary paperwork for travel.

The cost of one entry visa for all nationalities is 40 JD (around $60) and, if not on the restricted list, can be obtained upon arrival at the airport, if not on the restricted list, can be obtained at the nearest embassy/consulate.

Groups of five persons or more arriving through a designated Jordanian tour operator with a government certified tour guide are exempt from all visa charges, provided the group arrives and departs together as well as stay a minimum of 2 nights in Jordan.


Arrivals at Aqaba, either through the port, the airport or at the crossing from Israel or Saudi Arabia, are granted a free visa to Jordan. There is no obligation associated with this visa, provided that you leave the country from the same border and within 1 month of arrival, and that you do not need to renew their visa.

All travelers must carry a valid passport for at least 6 months.


 Can I use a credit card in Jordan?

It is recommended that you check with Most places of business in the capital Amman and Aqaba accept major credit cards and there are plenty of ATM’s, except in smaller towns and villages. There are no local charges on credit card cash advances, but the maximum daily withdrawal is JD500. VISA is the most widely accepted card along with MasterCard.


 Is the flight to Jordan included in the trip price?

No, all prices published here are land only prices.


 What information is needed to submit a reservation request?

Once you have chosen a tour, the following information is needed to start the process:

• Name of group / individuals
• Number of guests, number of hotel rooms, specific room features (i.e. smoking or non-smoking, handicapped, suite, twin, double rooms…..etc.)
• Arrival and departure date
• Any special requests


 How far in advance should I book?

Reservations should be made as early as possible to assure confirmation of selected travel components. Reservations for travel components (hotels, tours) are subject to availability. Should circumstances beyond our control make changes necessary, we reserve the right to vary itineraries and/or inclusions or substitute hotels of similar standard.


 What happens if I need to change or cancel my trip?

Please contact us as soon as possible, if you must change or cancel your travel plans. Cancellations and change requests must be submitted to us in writing by fax or email from the person who requested the booking.

The cancellation fee generally depends on the length of notice and is noted as follows:

• 45 days prior to arrival: 25% of total bill will be charged.
• 15 days prior to arrival: 50% of total bill will be charged.
• 7 day prior to arrival: 75% of total bill will be charged.
• No show: 100% of total bill will be charged.
• No refund will be made for any accommodation, transportation, sight seeing, meals or service not utilized by any person after the tour has begun

For amendments to your trip that are received 7 days or less prior to arrival: 25% of the hotel room price will be charged.


 Is travel insurance included in the price of the tour?

Travel insurance is excluded in the price of the tour although we advise you to insure yourself and your belongings.


 Will I require vaccinations to travel to Jordan?

Vaccinations are recommended against Hepatitis A, Tetanus, Polio and Diphtheria. Please consult your doctor or a travel medical center for further advice. We recommend you pack some dehydration salts and remember to drink LOTS of water every day. To avoid stomach upsets do not eat anything uncooked and wash your hands regularly, some antibacterial hand wash gel is very useful.


 What is JIT's liability terms?

  • Jordan Inspiration Tours (JIT) acts as direct or indirect agent for the clients of any tour, and/or the travel agent who organises the tour, and the airlines, hotels and restaurants, bus companies, and other contractors and shall not be held liable for any injury, damage, loss, delay, irregularity or additional expenses that may be incurred.

    • All participants on these tours are bound by the general conditions, rules and regulations as fixed by the contractors. Any injury, damage, loss, delay, irregularity or additional expenses incurred beyond the control of Jordan Inspiration Tours (JIT) , or not under its direct control, will be borne by the participants and be their sole responsibility.

    • Jordan Inspiration Tours (JIT) reserves the right to change the itinerary, or part of it, to postpone it, to alter hours of departure and/or dates according to changing orders of the local authorities, and natural or Man-made disasters.

    • Jordan Inspiration Tours (JIT) reserves the right to cancel any tour prior to departure. In such a case, full refund of all payments will constitute full settlement to the client.

    • Jordan inspiration tours (JIT) reserves the right to adjust the contracted rates in case the government increases / decreases the percentage of taxes collected as per Jordanian law without prior notice.

    • Jordan Inspiration Tours (JIT), reserves the right at any time by giving notice in writing to cancel this agreement, should the company fail to fulfil the terms and conditions.

    • Under no circumstances are the contracted rates to publish on the internet or any other way of advertisement without the specific permission of JIT.


 What is the best time of year to visit Jordan?

The best time of the year to visit Jordan is in spring and autumn when the days are usually warm and the nights cool to mild; humidity is very low and there is little or no rain at this time. During the winter months (December to February), it can get very cold in the early morning and evening, with fog and freezing temperatures, so warm clothes are essential then.


 How should I dress in Jordan?

Although Western clothing is quite acceptable, Jordanians are generally more traditional in the way they dress. Out of respect for local culture, please dress conservatively (i.e. no sleeveless or low cut tops etc). Shorts are accepted in main tourist areas. Women should cover their heads, arms and legs when entering religious buildings. At night in the desert, or during drives in open jeeps (especially from October to March), it can get surprisingly cold, so pack warm and windproof clothing. The following list is to be used as a guide, with our suggestions of items you may wish to pack:

  • CLOTHING
    - Walking shoes or strong trainers (all purpose wear)
    - Strong sandals
    - T-shirts
    - Long sleeved shirt
    - Long casual trousers
    - Shorts/short trousers
    - Tracksuit bottoms or similar (optional)
    - Fleece or sweatshirt
    - Thick fleece (winter only)
    - Lightweight wind/waterproof jacket
    - Warm jacket (winter only)
    - Warm hat and gloves (for winter in desert)
    - Swimwear and sarong
    - Sunhat (styled to cover face, ears and neck)
  • EQUIPMENT
    - Soft-sided bag (50-80 liters)
    - Lightweight day pack
    - Sleeping sheet/liner (optional for Wadi Rum camp)
    - Sunglasses
    - Camera, memory card(s)
    - Plastic bags are useful to guard camera against dust in the desert.
    - Passport
    - Cash, credit/debit cards, money security belt/pouch
    - Insurance documents
    - Trip information and itinerary
    - Universal travel adapter
    - Personal first aid
    - kit


 What are the accommodations like in Jordan?

The hotels we offer and use for our clients throughout any trip are either 3 star,4 star or 5 star hotel standards, based on the clients' needs. All are modern, clean and comfortable and offer friendly service and rooms with private facilities. Please be aware that alcohol will not be available in some hotels. The desert camp is more basic but still offers clean, well-maintained and comfortable accommodations with bed linen provided. You should also be aware that swimming pools at the hotels are often unheated and so can be cold in the winter months or even closed.


 Are meals included in the price of the tour?

Included meals are indicated in the itinerary. Breakfast is generally continental in style – with some local additions – served with tea or coffee. The picnic lunch (where applicable) is simple but adequate. Dinner tends to consist of a buffet with a selection of Arabic and Western dishes; there is always one or more vegetarian options. Meals in the desert camp are hygienically prepared.

For meals not included in the itinerary you should allow $10 to $15 per person day to cover lunch and dinner. It is possible to eat quite cheaply in Jordan, but if you choose to eat in expensive restaurants you should allow a little more.

We recommend you drink plenty of bottled water during your trip, and if you have any special diets, please advise Jordan Inspiration Tours in advance and make our tour leader aware while on the tour.


 What is the guideline for tipping?

Tipping is a recognized part of life and although at your discretion, you will be expected to reward good service. It should be remembered, however, that over-generosity could lead to jealousies in poor countries. Please remember that all tips should be a way for individuals to thank staff for good service. As a guideline, each person should allow as minimum of 15 US$ per day per person to cover the tips for local service providers
Although Western clothing is quite acceptable, Jordanians are generally more traditional in the way they dress. Out of respect for local culture, please dress conservatively (i.e. no sleeveless or low cut tops etc). Shorts are accepted in main tourist areas. Women should cover their heads, arms and legs when entering religious buildings. At night in the desert, or during drives in open jeeps (especially from October to March), it can get surprisingly cold, so pack warm and windproof clothing. The following list is to be used as a guide, with our suggestions of items you may wish to pack:

CLOTHING
- Walking shoes or strong trainers (all purpose wear)
- Strong sandals
- T-shirts
- Long sleeved shirt
- Long casual trousers
- Shorts/short trousers
- Tracksuit bottoms or similar (optional)
- Fleece or sweatshirt
- Thick fleece (winter only)
- Lightweight wind/waterproof jacket
- Warm jacket (winter only)
- Warm hat and gloves (for winter in desert)
- Swimwear and sarong
- Sunhat (styled to cover face, ears and neck)

EQUIPMENT
- Soft-sided bag (50-80 liters)
- Lightweight day pack
- Sleeping sheet/liner (optional for Wadi Rum camp)
- Sunglasses
- Camera, memory card(s)
- Plastic bags are useful to guard camera against dust in the desert.
- Passport
- Cash, credit/debit cards, money security belt/pouch
- Insurance documents
- Trip information and itinerary
- Universal travel adapter
- Personal first aid kit
- ToweL
The hotels we offer and use for our clients throughout any trip are either 3 star,4 star or 5 star hotel standards, based on the clients' needs. All are modern, clean and comfortable and offer friendly service and rooms with private facilities. Please be aware that alcohol will not be available in some hotels. The desert camp is more basic but still offers clean, well-maintained and comfortable accommodations with bed linen provided. You should also be aware that swimming pools at the hotels are often unheated and so can be cold in the winter months or even closed.
Included meals are indicated in the itinerary. Breakfast is generally continental in style – with some local additions – served with tea or coffee. The picnic lunch (where applicable) is simple but adequate. Dinner tends to consist of a buffet with a selection of Arabic and Western dishes; there is always one or more vegetarian options. Meals in the desert camp are hygienically prepared.

For meals not included in the itinerary you should allow $10 to $15 per person day to cover lunch and dinner. It is possible to eat quite cheaply in Jordan, but if you choose to eat in expensive restaurants you should allow a little more.

We recommend you drink plenty of bottled water during your trip, and if you have any special diets, please advise Jordan Inspiration Tours in advance and make our tour leader aware while on the tour.
Tipping is a recognized part of life and although at your discretion, you will be expected to reward good service. It should be remembered, however, that over-generosity could lead to jealousies in poor countries. Please remember that all tips should be a way for individuals to thank staff for good service. As a guideline, each person should allow as minimum of 15 US$ per day per person to cover the tips for local service


 What are some useful Arabic phrases?

- Hello...............................Marhabah
- Goodbye........................Ma’ el Salama
- Good morning..............Sabah el Khair
- Good evening...............Masaa el Khair
- Please............................Low samah't
- Thank you......................Shukran
- How are you?............... Kaif Halak?
- Good...............................Jaid
- Fine................................ Kwais
- What is your name?....Shu Esmak?
- My name .......................Esmey....
- Yes.................................Naam
- No...................................Laa
- How much?..................Bekam?
- Can I have?..................Mumkin?
- Juice.............................Aseer
- Water............................Mayya
- Coffee..........................Gahwa
- Tea...............................Shy
- Mint...............................Naa'naa
- Without sugar.............Bidun sukkar
- Bill.................................Fatura
- Today.............................Ilyoum
- Tomorrow.....................Bukra
- I need............................Bidi
- Hospital.......................Mustashfa
- Pharmacy.....................Saidaliya


 Are there tours during Ramadan?

Please note that Ramadan is a month of fasting observed by Muslims throughout the world, during which time the followers of Islam should not eat or drink between sunrise and sunset. There may be some limitations to services and disruptions to schedules during Ramadan, but generally our tours still operate effectively during this period and food is available to non-Muslims throughout the day in most countries. Please be aware of the local sensitivities during the day, and bear in mind that the evening breaking of the fast is usually an exciting and celebratory period!


 How safe is it to travel to Jordan?

Jordan is the safest country in the Middle East, regardless what might happen in the nearby regions. When walking in the towns and meeting locals, you will feel the warmth and the kindness of the Jordanian people.
- Please note that Ramadan is a month of fasting observed by Muslims throughout the world, during which time the followers of Islam should not eat or drink between sunrise and sunset. There may be some limitations to services and disruptions to schedules during Ramadan, but generally our tours still operate effectively during this period and food is available to non-Muslims throughout the day in most countries. Please be aware of the local sensitivities during the day, and bear in mind that the evening breaking of the fast is usually an exciting and celebratory period!
- Jordan is the safest country in the Middle East, regardless what might happen in the nearby regions. When walking in the towns and meeting locals, you will feel the warmth and the kindness of the Jordanian people.

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