Amman - Petra - devoted to the Committee of Tourism and Antiquities parliamentary meeting held on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Deputy Munir Zawayde to discuss the Royal Jordanian ticket prices in light of lower fuel prices and a number of topics related to the airport in the presence of the Minister of Transport Lina Shabib and CEO of the group airport coiled clicking and head of sales department, marketing and distribution Zakir Majali.
He Zawayde that the committee demanded that Royal Jordanian to reduce the prices of airline tickets in general through based on a strategy that aims to promote tourism by individuals and groups of tourism policy, demanding Group Chief Executive Airport need to provide electric cars to the needy and provide better services to passengers inside the airport and the need to increase passenger numbers by Operating Agreement stipulated in the airport, where now reached seven million passengers in the hope that the percentage increase in the coming years up to.
For its part, Shabib confirmed to members of the Committee that he was reduced public transport prices by 10 percent is reflected positively on the citizens, and work is underway to study additional alternatives in the field of transport to serve all the slides.
Majali said that Royal Jordanian part of the competition with other companies system and is committed to staying competitive and offer the best price for Jordanian citizens and tourists heading to the kingdom will property in collaboration with the tourism sectors in the Kingdom to provide the infrastructure for travel agents and provide the most appropriate prices to make Jordan face distinct among tourists.
He noted that the property offers incentives and discounts to travel agents by up to 50 percent of the competition and benefit at attracting tourists, groups and provide airline tickets at prices to agents of visits and reviews of international fairs to attract religious, therapeutic and archaeological tourism symbolic pointing out that he has been reduced airfares to Aqaba to promote tourism Interior.