Tourism currently provides only around 50,000 Jordanian jobs, representing 6% of the total employment in the various economic sectors. There is a big opportunity to improve the ability of the tourism sector to increase the employment rate to global averages, estimated at about 18% given its ability to create more job opportunities. This increase should include all the Kingdom's governorates. In this context, it is necessary to take measures that would increase job-generating tourism investments, develop the education and training system in various tourist areas and replace foreign labor with Jordanian labor as much as possible. In order to develop Jordan's tourism sector, the efforts that are being made by the concerned authorities, particularly the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, should be continued, by developing the various tourism subsectors in Jordan, such as the religious tourism, continuing to creating new tourist routes and developing those already existing in various governorates of the Kingdom and offering various tourist services in these areas. At the intersection of Jordan's attractiveness as a tourist destination and its potential positioning as a regional diplomatic and humanitarian hub sits conferences and events. The ongoing expansion of Jordan's 5-star hotel market and unique world-class facilities such as the King Hussein Conference Centre at the Dead Sea mean that the basic MICE infrastructure is already in place. Jordan is already host to World Economic Forums and major international industry conferences but could win a greater share of the regional MICE market.