RSCN – Amman

Due to its pioneering role in the management of natural reserves and its distinction in protecting nature and the distinguished services provided by the RSCN to its visitors, the sites (Guest House and Rummana Campsite in Dana Biosphere Reserve, Azraq Lodge - Azraq Wetland Reserve and Mujib Chalets - Mujib Biosphere Reserve) won the “Traveler Review Awards 2023” award, which is presented by the world-famous travel platform, Booking.com.

 According to a letter sent by Mr. Glenn Fogel, the President & Chief Executive Officer of Booking.com, the aforementioned sites obtained ratings exceeding 8.5 and reaching 8.9 out of the total guest reviews, which is one of the highest ratings on the platform.

 In his letter to RSCN,  Mr. Glenn Fogel stated: “This award is a distinguished achievement for the RSCN. Providing your distinguished services to guests shows your dedication, passion and a lot of hard work.” He expressed his thanks and appreciation to the RSCN and the staff of these sites for the unique experience they gave visitors.

 The Director General of the RSCN, Mr. Fadi Al-Nasser, reiterated on the importance of this award, which adds to the Society’s balance of prestigious international awards, stating: “This award reflects our commitment and sincerity in providing high-quality services that match the best standards in the management of reserves”. Also, he stressed that these awards will push RSCN to move forward in achieving its lofty mission to protect nature and develop communities and continue to provide distinguished tourism services to the visitors of reserves, which will contribute to showing Jordan as a global tourist destination in order to achieve the vision of His Majesty King Abdullah II Bin Al-Hussein.

 RSCN was established in 1966 with His Majesty the late King Hussein as the Honorary President. RSCN has been given the responsibility by the government to care for and protect the Kingdom's biodiversity. As such, it is one of the few national organizations in the Middle East to be granted such a public mandate.