Just stay away from the borders and you should be absolutely fine, particularly the northern Syrian border. Jordan take a hard line towards terrorism (I talk about this a little in the next video). Obviously they share a border with Israel and Syria so it’s worth just staying abreast of any developments. Just Google “UK travel advice Jordan” it’s a government website which they update as things change. If you need help with anything whilst you’re there, you will find that the locals are very hospitable. Please like and subscribe!
off course my friend I am Jordanian and I'm telling you every thing is happening in gaza away from Jordan it's totally safe here it's actually safer now for tourists in Jordan because police give them high priority because tourism sector in Jordan unfortunately fell down after everything happened in gaza even though there is nothing happening in Jordan... so welcome anytime... I'm Omar and I'm a tour guide so if you want any help if you want a guided tour or any advice just tell me
You’ve noticed something very interesting! Essentially it IS the same flag! It’s based very closely on the flag of the Arab uprising against the Ottoman Empire (1916). It was designed by Mark Sykes who drew on previous Arab flags purposefully to create unity among different people of the region to support the uprising (each coloured section refers to a specific dynasty). For this reason, today it is essentially a flag that represents Arab unity and is deeply symbolic. If you look at the flags of Kuwait, Sudan, UAE, Jordan, Palestine (and many more Arab nations) you can see the basic design holds true to all of them!! Cool huh?! Like and subscribe :)
Thank you grant and emmy for showing the world the beauty of Jordan
So happy you are still watching!! Thanks for the lovely comment :)
😍🇯🇴😍بلدي الجميل
I laughed out loud with the bread dispensary line. 😂. I had tears. 😂 classic.
It’s one of my favourite parts too! Makes me laugh every time 🤣 -Amy
Top stuff mate! Really good 🤙🏻looking forward to the next one
Appreciate it mate! It’s really encouraging that people like yourself are following along!!
Great video! I am really enjoying watching your travels, Thanks
We really appreciate it! Motivation to keep making them!!!
Hey guys! good content, keep it up and you may find a lot more views soon.
Thank you so much!! Glad you like the videos ☺️ -Amy
great country
The people are so welcoming! Thanks for watching another video!!
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 new subscriber
Dia duit!! Thanks for subscribing - every sub really counts at this stage!
@less-travelled " go raibh maith agat" for the" dia duit" 😁😁😁😁
I'm going to Jordan next month would you say it's safe to go with all the stuff going on
Just stay away from the borders and you should be absolutely fine, particularly the northern Syrian border. Jordan take a hard line towards terrorism (I talk about this a little in the next video). Obviously they share a border with Israel and Syria so it’s worth just staying abreast of any developments. Just Google “UK travel advice Jordan” it’s a government website which they update as things change. If you need help with anything whilst you’re there, you will find that the locals are very hospitable. Please like and subscribe!
off course my friend I am Jordanian and I'm telling you every thing is happening in gaza away from Jordan it's totally safe here it's actually safer now for tourists in Jordan because police give them high priority because tourism sector in Jordan unfortunately fell down after everything happened in gaza even though there is nothing happening in Jordan... so welcome anytime... I'm Omar and I'm a tour guide so if you want any help if you want a guided tour or any advice just tell me
I clicked your video and I thought that was palestine 🇵🇸 flag but I realised its jordan 🇯🇴.
I hope palestine will be free 🇵🇸
You’ve noticed something very interesting! Essentially it IS the same flag! It’s based very closely on the flag of the Arab uprising against the Ottoman Empire (1916). It was designed by Mark Sykes who drew on previous Arab flags purposefully to create unity among different people of the region to support the uprising (each coloured section refers to a specific dynasty). For this reason, today it is essentially a flag that represents Arab unity and is deeply symbolic. If you look at the flags of Kuwait, Sudan, UAE, Jordan, Palestine (and many more Arab nations) you can see the basic design holds true to all of them!! Cool huh?! Like and subscribe :)