G Adventures Resumes Jordan Tours from August 2026 After Three-Month Pause

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The Treasury carved into red sandstone cliffs at Petra, Jordan

G Adventures has confirmed that its Jordan programme resumes on August 1, 2026, with 18 departures relaunching across multiple itinerary formats after a three-month suspension. The Canadian operator is one of several international group travel companies that paused Jordan operations earlier in 2026.

What Resumes

The 18 confirmed departures cover G Adventures’ full Jordan portfolio, including:

  • Petra — the Nabataean rock-cut city that remains Jordan’s most-visited site, with entry via the Siq and visits to the Treasury, the Monastery, and the Royal Tombs
  • Wadi Rum — the desert valley used for overnight Bedouin camp experiences, camel treks, and jeep tours
  • Dead Sea — floating at the world’s lowest point, accessible for most itineraries as a half-day add-on from Aqaba or Amman
  • Amman — the capital, including the Roman Citadel, the Amphitheatre, and the downtown area of Rainbow Street
  • Jerash — the best-preserved Roman city in the Middle East, north of Amman

Tour lengths range from G Adventures’ shorter format tours (8 days) up to comprehensive two-week Jordan circuits.

What This Means for Independent Travellers

When major group operators pause operations, it often creates uncertainty about destination conditions even among independent travellers. G Adventures’ confirmed August restart, alongside other operators who have already resumed, is a meaningful signal that Jordan is operating normally for international tourism.

Jordan’s Ministry of Tourism has consistently maintained that the main tourist sites — Petra, Wadi Rum, Aqaba, the Dead Sea, Jerash — continued to receive visitors throughout 2026. The pause by some operators reflected company-level risk assessments rather than site closures or a blanket official advisory against travel.

Booking and Planning

G Adventures’ August Jordan departures are currently open for booking. For those planning independently rather than through a group operator, Amman is the natural base and starting point — see our Amman guide for arrival logistics and what to do in the capital. For Petra, our full Petra guide covers how to get there from Amman, entrance fees, and how to make the most of your time inside the site.