Sara: Everybody here has been more than welcoming and wanted to help you in any way and make you feel at home. Damian: As-Salt, I think, is unique in many ways; obviously the harmony element that people always talk about, the Harmony Trail, the coexistence between faiths and communities is there. That really gives it kind of a feeling of community pride and local pride that is not unique in Jordan but it’s really strong in As-Salt. Saleh: The truth is, Jordan Trail is going to do great things for our country and will help boost the economy. Mohammad: The best thing that tourists visiting As-Salt will take away is a positive impression, the warmth of our hospitality and everything good we have to offer. Sara: I didn’t really know what to expect when coming to Jordan, [but] they’ve definitely surpassed all expectations. I can’t even put it into words. It’s been absolutely phenomenal on this trail. Reema: Al Gherbal Restaurant is actually a historical building built back in 1827. It seeks to attract tourists from inside and outside of Jordan.