Jordanian citizens are enjoying a long six-day holiday Different destinations chosen by Jordanians to enjoy the break

These days, Jordanians are experiencing an extended holiday running from Monday until Saturday evening, following government decisions that included suspending official working hours in celebration of Independence Day and setting the Eid al-Adha holiday. This has given citizens an exceptional opportunity to rest and regain energy away from daily work routines.

With the start of the holiday, activity has been noticeable at airports and border crossings, where many citizens chose to travel abroad to spend their vacation in different destinations, seeking a change of atmosphere and new experiences. Others preferred to stay within the country, heading to Aqaba, which has become a favorite summer destination, welcoming visitors with its calm sea atmosphere and warm sunshine.

Relaxation with family

Joyful scenes have also filled Jordanian homes, as many people found in this holiday a golden opportunity to spend more time with family, whether through local trips, home gatherings, or family visits that revived warmth and communication among relatives, reflecting strong social bonds during holidays.

In this context, the government decisions issued by Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan, which included suspending official institutions during this period, contributed to enhancing relaxation and leisure. They gave citizens more space to plan their holiday according to their desires and circumstances, while exempting some sectors whose nature of work requires continued operation.

Thus, between travel abroad, the summer pulse of Aqaba, and the warmth of family at home, Jordanians are painting a diverse picture of joy and relaxation during a holiday that has become a space for rest and recharging energy, in an atmosphere that combines happiness and serenity.