Jordan's Baptism Site Wins Tourism Award in Florence
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Updated Mar 20
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What happened
The Baptism Site in Jordan was awarded Best UNESCO World Heritage Site at the 2025 GIST Acta Awards for Archaeological and Cultural Tourism. The award was presented during a ceremony in Florence, Italy, in late February 2025. Jordan's Minister of Tourism and Antiquities stated the recognition reinforces Jordan's mission to share its cultural heritage and invites pilgrims and cultural tourists to the Kingdom.
From aleteia.org
Why it matters
The recognition is described as a boost for Jordan’s religious tourism. Officials stressed the site's importance as a key Christian pilgrimage destination, highlighting its role in fostering cultural diversity.
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Florence
Italian city and commune, located in Tuscany
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Jordan
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