Atel Hillside Hotel Amman
P O Box 2764 Amman, 11953, Jordan
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Off the bus and sleeping in Amman...
The last leg was back to where we started our Jordanian trip at the Amman Hillside Hotel. To our delight, Osama, the lovely receptionist I mentioned, had upgraded us to a SUITE!!! What a pleasure, we are on the 7th floor away from the noise and have a lounge, bedroom, bathroom and fridge area which is almost the size of our flat at home! After …
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Arrival in Amman
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Renouvellement de visa, épisode 1
Dans n'importe quel pays "normal", les étudiants en mobilité académique n'ont aucun souci à se faire pour leur visa. Mais la Palestine n'est qu'une région occupée par un Etat étranger, Israël. Et Israël n'est pas un pays "normal". C'est pourquoi ceux qui osent venir étudier en Palestine se voient punis de leur audace en se voyant attribuer un visa de trois mois seulement par les autorités israéliennes, au lieu de un an. Et c'est pourquoi tous les trois mois je dois passer une ...
Questions designed to sort the expat worker from..
... by Tuesday night we were at capacity with over 40 people signed up. There were 6 teams of 7 people using all of their expat and Jordanian brainpower to compete fiercely for the winners title and prize of 4 bottles of champaign. Categories included geography, history, music, general knowledge, current (or actually not so current) affairs, etc.
Quiz night was held at my friend Mark's house which just so happens to be above the ...
Petra
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We hopped on the bus and set off on our voyage after class Thursday. Near the halfway point, we stopped at a typical Middle Eastern rest stop: pay for the bathroom; negotiate a soda price down to a reasonable amount from the original tourist price. As we continued on our journey, we were stopped by another familiar roadblock in Jordan: a herd of goats. It took a while for them to cross the path, which itself was pretty narrow ...


