My name is Mai Al-Zoubi

I studied for a bachelor's and master's degree in the Department of Tourism and Travel, Faculty of Tourism and Hotels at Yarmouk University, and graduated with an excellent grade in 2021.

During my studies at the college, I participated in the fifth international conference of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels "Tourism and Peace: A Way of Life" with a paper entitled "Protection of Archaeological Heritage case study: Pella" in 2019, and the seventh international conference of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels "Tourism and Hospitality in a Changing World" with a paper entitled "The Role of Technology in Achieving Sustainability Standards in Ecotourism Sites in Jordan: A Case Study of Four Nature Reserves" in 2022.

I also created an initiative at the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels in 2018 entitled "Jordan's Tourism Product in a Short Film". I also taught at the Queen Rania Center for Jordanian Studies and Community Service. I participated in volunteer initiatives with the "Mercy Corps" organization.

After graduating from university, I started working at Caesar Travel and Tourism as an employee in the Domestic Tourism Department, then the Hajj and Umrah department, and managing the company's social media pages. Now I work as a manager in the company. The credit for my being here goes to the faculty of the College of Tourism and Hotels, who have given us many scientific and practical skills and qualified us for the job market.

My name is Mayra Eyad Azar, I graduated from yarmouk University with a bachelor's degree in Hotel Management in 2022.

After I finished tawjehi I started looking for several majors to study, then I heard from my father about hotel manager so I decided to join yarmouk university to start my new level which was the great choice I have ever choose I would like to thank all my professors who were the reason for my success and what I am today by providing full support and information that helped me overcome the difficulties in practical life.

After applying for serval jobs and conducting several interviews, I was accepted to work in Hilton Amman as a housekeeping coordinator after several months I was promoted to shift leader, then I promoted to housekeeping supervisor which is my new position for now in Hilton Amman  and all happens in less than 1 and half years, I will not stop here I am looking forward to achieve higher positions in future.

My name is Muhammad Al-Zghier, I was born on October 11, 1987, and lived in Amman, then moved to Aqaba. After I moved to Aqaba, I studied hotel management and started working in a hotel.I received my diploma in 2007 with a GPA of 81.3 and at the time I was the fifth of my year at the Hashemite University.

I started working in Amman Hotel. While, I was working there I applied for masters and was accepted into Yarmouk University with a specialization in tourism management in 2012.

Working on my master degree was an incentive for me to push through both my academic life and career. The path I choose was a hard one but I knew it will pay off eventually. My studies were in the evening period so my day consisted of going to school early to prepare for my classes, attend my lectures and then drive back to Amman to do my shift at the hotel.

In 2015 I graduated from Yarmouk University with a master's degree in management with distinction. I started to focus on my next advanture and applied to work the opening of the Abdali Boulevard in the beating heart of the new developed Amman. I was promoted to Assistant Director of Room Servicedue to my experience and scientific certificates. Less than a year later, I was promoted to Service Manager.

My journey in tourism and hospitality began in 2014, when I enrolled in the Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality at Yarmouk University. Entering without prior experience in the field was a challenge but thanks to my doctors in the college I quickly discovered a passion for the industry and a deep interest in learning more about tourism industry, they spare no efforts to deliver to us all information and go above and beyond we may need after graduation.

During my study, I had the privilege of receiving a scholarship to study in Romania through the Erasmus+ program. This experience broadened my horizons and significantly enhanced my skills, particularly in cultural awareness and adaptability.

After graduating in 2018, I faced challenges finding a position in my field despite my efforts. After five months, I secured a role as a receptionist at the Holiday Inn Dead Sea Resort. This opportunity allowed me to gain hands-on experience in the hospitality sector, interact with guests from diverse backgrounds, and develop essential customer service skills.

A few years later, I advanced into the accounting department as an Income Auditor, a role that represented a major step forward in my career. During this period, I was recognized

as one of the hotel’s top-performing employees, which motivated me to continue striving for excellence.

In the summer of 2023, I embarked on a new chapter by joining our beloved national carrier Royal Jordanian as a Cabin Crew Member, fulfilling a long-standing dream. This role allows me to travel the world, immerse myself in different cultures, and provide a warm welcome to our guests, ensuring their safety and comfort throughout their journey. It is a true honor to represent my country and Royal Jordanian, creating a positive first impression for visitors to the Kingdom and contributing to memorable travel experiences. 

My name is Farah Nizami, and I graduated with a degree in Hotel Management in 2019. As the only woman in my class, I embraced the challenge and made the most of the faculty’s commitment to providing practical, vocational training that prepared me for a thriving career in hospitality.

Throughoutg my journey studying Hotel Management, I had the unique advantage of a faculty dedicated to equipping us with essential vocational skills, setting me apart as I entered the professional world. This hands-on approach allowed me to immediately begin working in prominent hospitality roles, starting as a Guest Relations Supervisor at a five-star hotel, where I honed my interpersonal and management skills. Now, I am honored to hold the position of Lady in Red (Ambassador) at Kempinski Hotel Ishtar, where I represent the hotel’s brand and deliver exceptional guest experiences. The practical foundation I received has been invaluable, empowering me to advance and thrive in my career in luxury hospitality.

My name is Ghaith Abdel Latif Malkawi, and I am a proud graduate with Bachelor and Master degree from Yarmouk University. My journey in hospitality and events management has been both inspiring and transformative. I completed my bachelor’s degree in Hotel Management in 2017 and, driven by a passion for excellence and growth, returned to pursue a master’s degree in Tourism Management in 2018, graduating in 2021 with advanced skills and knowledge that have greatly shaped my career. Currently, I am thriving as an Events Executive at Hyatt Regency in Kuwait, where I apply my expertise in managing high-profile events and creating memorable experiences for our guests. My journey exemplifies a dedication to learning, professional development, and a strong commitment to the hospitality industry.

Fawziyah Abdullah Hussein 

My name is Fawziyah, I hold a Bachelor's degree with honors in Archaeology and a Master's degree in Tourism, 2017. These qualifications have equipped me with a unique skill set that allows me to excel in both fields.

My passion for archaeology led me to pursue a Master's degree in Tourism, where I explored the intersection between archaeology and the travel industry.

During my studies in the Master's program in Tourism, I had the privilege of being taught by exceptional professors who played a crucial role in shaping me into a competitive and highly skilled graduate. They not only imparted theoretical knowledge but also provided us with practical skills that are highly sought after in the labor market.

One of the valuable skills I acquired during my Master's program was the ability to write scientific research. My professors emphasized the importance of conducting rigorous research and producing high-quality academic papers. They provided guidance and feedback throughout the research process, ensuring that we developed a strong foundation in academic writing. I published a joint paper with Dr. FakhriehDarabseh entitled, Promoting Border Areas for Developmental Ecotourism: A Case Studyof Al-Adaseyah Jordan. I also published a book in Lambert Academic Publishingentitled, The Potential Development of Abu Dablah Spring as a Curative Destination

I was the first female to work in tourism and archaeology in the Northern Jordan Valley region, and I currently work as an archaeologist at TapaqetFahel archaeological site. In the end, my strong will and persistence overcame the community's rejection of my work and the problems and difficulties I encountered while working on them. Now, they are helping me to develop and improve the site.

In 2019, I began working with the Baraka Destination Company as a local partner in their initiatives that are centered on the collaboration of local community members in the tourism sector. I am currently a local guide with them in TapaqetFahel for the Pella Tourism Guide Project.

Currently, I'm also having a brand-new, original experience in the tourism industry called "Mindful Meditation in Nature with Tourists".Recently, I was privileged to be invited by the American Embassy as one of the pioneering women in the field of preserving heritage and tourist site

All thanks to the faculty members at the Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management for their endless support of their students and following them up after graduation

Finally, I want to add that if you want a strong will and determination, nothing is impossible.