E: 29/06 Win a Trip to Jordan x 2

mysticwen

with jazz fm

answer -Lamb Mansaf

http://www.tlkn.co/jazzfm/visit-jordan-2014-win/

So thanks to Visit Jordan we are going to let you see for yourself as we are giving away TWO luxury 7 night holidays to this unique destination!
With return flights, private transfers and 7 nights at the Warwick II Palazzo Hotel in Amman, you’ll be perfectly placed to explore this wonderful country and discover the history of Jordan along with a private tour of Madaba, Mount Nebo and the Dead Sea.

good luck everyone:)

muslimahi

Hope its ok to add the terms

Standard Jazz FM T&Cs apply plus:

Travel is subject to availability at the discretion of the organise rand excludes Christmas, New Year, Valentines, Easter, July, August, Holidays and Bank Holidays (both UK and Jordan). Flights must include a Saturday night stay in your destination. Departure airport used will be dependent on the direct availability from the winners nearest available international airport, which may not necessarily be the closest. Non UK passports holders may need a visa for this destination, which they should arrange with the Embassy at their own expense. Includes all taxes and surcharges. At least one person must be over the age of 18 years.
Hotel is classed as a 4 star and is based on two people sharing at win or double room with en suite facilities on a bed and breakfast basis.
Tour is subject to availability at time of booking. Tour lasts approx. 6 hours. Excludes any entrance fees.
Travel insurance is subject to normal terms of acceptance. Pre-existing medical conditions may not be covered. No age restrictions apply.
All prizes must be claimed and booked by the prize winner within 12 months from the date of our initial correspondence with them.

eyeballpaul

Summary

• Still current at:
  28 May 2014
• Updated:
  7 March 2014
• Latest update: this advice has been reviewed and reissued without amendment

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against all but essential travel to within 3km of the Syrian border from the Sad Al-Wihdeh Dam up to, but not including, the Jabr crossing. This is due to the risk of small arms fire and stray mortars in the area. See Border areas
Around 87,000 British nationals visited Jordan in 2012. Most visits are trouble free.
You should avoid large crowds, political gatherings and demonstrations. Violent incidents have taken place at the Zaatari refugee camp and on several university campuses. Stay away from downtown Amman and the centres of other towns and cities after Friday midday prayers. See Political situation.
There is a general threat from terrorism. See Terrorism
The Overseas Business Risk service offers information and advice for British companies operating overseas on how to manage political, economic, and business security-related risks.
Take out comprehensive travel and medical insurance before travelling.