Director General of the Association of Jordan hotels left Majali said that hotel occupancy rates in the UK did not exceed 20% over the past week the past. Majali attributed the decline in hotel occupancy rates in the UK to two reasons; first; weather conditions in the Kingdom during the past few days, coupled with the heavy snowfall and II; decline in tourism in the Kingdom. And between Majali for "tomorrow" that weather conditions in the Kingdom over the past week have had an impact on the decline in occupancy rates in all UK hotels especially Petra hotels and roads that have seen the continuous closures contributed to the lack of bookings in hotels. Majali pointed out that the decline in tourism in the UK also had a significant impact on the decline in occupancy rates in hotels as Petra hotels did not exceed the occupancy rates of 5% compared to the same period last year. Majali pointed out that the Dead Sea hotels bookings 15% ratios did not exceed them in hotel occupancy rates did not exceed 20% of the capital Amman. Majali pointed out that there is a crisis afflicting Kingdom Hotels as a result of the decline in tourism in the Kingdom, which led to the closures in hotels in the city of Petra as a result of the decline in occupancy rates and rising costs. The Union of tourist associations demanded in a letter addressed to Prime Minister Dr. Abdullah Eagles; reconsider the restructuring of the Ministry of Tourism and the creation of a full-time minister for the sector and raise Ssuyth given the decline in indicators during the current year. He sent the Union tourism associations; which includes Jordan Hotels Association and the Association of Agents Tourism and Travel Association guides and Society traditional crafts and folk, traders and industries; Letter to the Prime Minister in which the size of the suffering of the tourism sector Benoit during the current period amid what is witnessing the decline will lead to some investors in the sector to close their business. (Tomorrow)