Chairman of the Tourism Committee of the Jordanian Parliament: Sharm el-Sheikh and the Jordanian side during the coming period

, The President of the Commission of Tourism and Antiquities in Jordan's parliament MP Amjad Maslamani, said Wednesday that there is a tendency Jordanian great to support tourism in Egypt; by increasing the number of tourist flights heading to the city of Sharm el-Sheikh during the coming period, an average of five flights a day. He said Maslamani in a press statement that the Jordanians love Sharm el-Sheikh, though there is a tendency among a large number of them to spend the Labor Day holiday in this city, pointing out that it will operate 30 aircraft and back to the Egyptian tourist cities, especially the Sharm el-Sheikh, as of the end of this week and even the end of the Labor Day holiday and Christmas Christian brothers. He added that "Jordan's leadership, government and people are keen on the return of tourism to Egypt again, and we are in the Tourism Committee and Parliamentary effects make the greatest efforts to support this important sector and pay more Jordanians to the city of peace during the year 2016". He continued: "We expect that this year will be a season promising for the Egyptians, and that the number of bound aircraft increase to tourist cities, especially the Sharm el-Sheikh during the coming holidays, including at least 5 planes per day, an average of between 35 to 40 aircraft per week." The President of the Commission of Tourism and Antiquities in Jordan's parliament expressed confidence that Egypt regain its role in the region at all levels, and to return to tourism again; as a gateway and the key to the region, saying: "We are confident that Egypt - and despite all the trials and hardships experienced by the - It will be stronger as always we have come. "
The President of the Commission of Tourism and Antiquities in Jordan's parliament MP Amjad Maslamani, said Wednesday that there is a tendency Jordanian great to support tourism in Egypt; by increasing the number of tourist flights heading to the city of Sharm el-Sheikh during the coming period, an average of five flights a day. He said Maslamani in a press statement that the Jordanians love Sharm el-Sheikh, though there is a tendency among a large number of them to spend the Labor Day holiday in this city, pointing out that it will operate 30 aircraft and back to the Egyptian tourist cities, especially the Sharm el-Sheikh, as of the end of this week and even the end of the Labor Day holiday and Christmas Christian brothers. He added that "Jordan's leadership, government and people are keen on the return of tourism to Egypt again, and we are in the Tourism Committee and Parliamentary effects make the greatest efforts to support this important sector and pay more Jordanians to the city of peace during the year 2016". He continued: "We expect that this year will be a season promising for the Egyptians, and that the number of bound aircraft increase to tourist cities, especially the Sharm el-Sheikh during the coming holidays, including at least 5 planes per day, an average of between 35 to 40 aircraft per week." The President of the Commission of Tourism and Antiquities in Jordan's parliament expressed confidence that Egypt regain its role in the region at all levels, and to return to tourism again; as a gateway and the key to the region, saying: "We are confident that Egypt - and despite all the trials and hardships experienced by the - It will be stronger as always we have come. "