12 Nations Where Locals Truly Love Tourists (and 3 That Are Over It)

10. Jordan

Al Khazneh or The Treasury at Petra, Jordan. Photo Credit: Envato @antonpetrus

In Jordan, hospitality is almost sacred. Rooted in Bedouin culture, where welcoming strangers could mean survival in the desert, today it translates into genuine warmth and respect for visitors. Locals often offer tea, conversation, or directions without being asked. Whether you’re floating in the Dead Sea or wandering through Petra, the atmosphere is one of protection and pride. Tourists who behave respectfully are usually met with overwhelming kindness—and often, lasting memories.

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