Amman, May 30 (Petra) - The Jordan Free and Development Zones Group (JFDZG) continued its curated entertainment program for the Eid Al-Adha holiday weekend, drawing an expansive crowd of 50,342 visitors across the Dead Sea Corniche, the Dead Sea Public Beach, and the Ajloun Cable Car over the first three days of the holiday.
According to a JFDZG performance disclosure released Saturday, the Dead Sea Corniche and Public Beach drew nearly 40,000 visitors. Concurrently, the Ajloun Cable Car registered 10,342 passengers. The high turnout underscores the growing success of JFDZG’s strategic hospitality projects, which have established themselves as premier leisure destinations for domestic families and regional tourists during major national and religious holidays.
The Dead Sea Corniche featured a daily lineup of community-focused activities, including interactive photography booths, street food kiosks, children's workshops, and face-painting stations, anchored by a fully integrated theatrical and live arts schedule.
Opening-day musical performances featured the Naya Musical Band alongside artists Hamdi Al-Manaseer and Saad Abu Tayeh. The second-day lineup showcased artists Najem Al-Salman, Yahya Sweis, and Issa Al-Saqqar, supplemented by live DJ sets and interactive audience segments on the Dead Sea tourist promenade.
Up in the northern highlands, visitors to the Ajloun Cable Car paired panoramic forest views with dedicated art and leisure activations arranged throughout the three-day holiday window, supported by optimized crowd management and hospitality services implemented by JFDZG personnel.
The Group reaffirmed that its Eid Al-Adha festival framework will extend over the coming days, aligned with its broader corporate vision to stimulate domestic tourism, optimize service-delivery benchmarks, and provide integrated leisure experiences for families across all Jordanian governorates.
//Petra// AA
