G Adventures is resuming tour operations in Jordan, following a three-month pause caused by the ongoing situation in the Middle East.
The tour operator's website shows available departures from 28JUL, 2026, exploring sites such as Petra, in southern Jordan.
Michelle Hudema, Chief Operating Officer for G Adventures, says the operator has always “been quick to return to destinations as soon as it is safe to do so," because of the "vital role tourism plays in supporting local communities and livelihoods.”
“Jordan holds a special place for us," she added. "By choosing to travel to Jordan, our travellers can enjoy an unforgettable experience while helping ensure tourism continues to deliver meaningful benefits to the people and communities who depend on it.”
The move follows Intrepid's return to Jordan this week, originally scheduled for April, 2026, but pushed back, after cancelling Jordan bookings in early March this year.
Exodus is also offering Jordan itineraries again, with tours starting in early July.
The Canadian government continues to advise against all non-essential travel to most regions in Jordan, citing "the risk of falling military debris from intercepted projectiles, airspace closure, and renewed regional tensions."
Areas near the border with Iraq and Syria, and some sections of northeastern Jordan, carry a red advisory, warning against all travel to these destinations.
