As Jordan’s only gateway to the sea, Aqaba has a large port; while the city lost some of its prominence with the opening of the Suez Canal and the Hejaz Railway, Aqaba today is considered a major trade center, primarily because the export of phosphate—one of Jordan’s key sources of revenue—takes place through the city’s port. In addition to its commercial significance, Aqaba’s historical beauty attracts visitors, featuring historical ruins and quiet streets interspersed with modern structures. One of Jordan’s tourism capitals, Aqaba also enjoys sunny, mild weather year-round.

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