Affiliate Disclosure
How this site makes money, and what that does and does not change. Last updated 2026-09-05.
1. The short version
petrawadirumtours.com earns a commission when you book a tour through a link on this site. You pay exactly the same price you would pay going to GetYourGuide directly — the commission comes out of the operator's margin, not out of your pocket. If you book nothing, we earn nothing.
2. Which links are affiliate links
Every link to getyourguide.com on this site is an affiliate link, including the embedded availability widget, the buttons labelled “Check availability” or “Book now”, the tour names in our comparison tables, and the footer link to all Petra and Wadi Rum tours. These are marked rel="sponsored" in the page source, which is the machine-readable convention search engines use.
Links to official sources — the Jordan Pass site, the Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority, the UK FCDO, the US State Department — are not affiliate links and earn us nothing.
3. This is required, and we would say it anyway
The United States Federal Trade Commission requires clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections between a publisher and the products it recommends. The UK Advertising Standards Authority and CAP Code impose an equivalent obligation. This page, the line in our site footer, and the note beneath every booking button exist to meet that standard.
4. How the commission affects what we write
It creates an obvious incentive, so here is how we handle it. The tour we recommend first was chosen on review volume and on what its base price includes, not on commission rate — GetYourGuide pays the same rate across these products, so there is no financial reason for us to prefer one over another.
We say plainly when a tour is not the right choice. Our comparison page names two listings we would not book and flags the seven tours where the Wadi Rum jeep tour is an option rather than an inclusion, which is exactly the information that stops someone booking the cheapest click. We tell readers the Petra entrance fee is usually excluded and to budget roughly $80 more, which makes every tour on this site look more expensive than its headline price. And we say that if you only have one day, you should see Petra properly rather than rush both.
Ratings and review counts quoted on this site are the platform's own figures, rounded, and dated to when we checked them. Reviews are quoted verbatim and never edited or invented.
5. We are not the tour operator
We do not sell, operate, staff or insure any tour described on this site. Your booking contract is with GetYourGuide and the local operator. Cancellations, refunds, complaints and anything that goes wrong on the day are matters for them, and their terms apply. We have no ability to alter a booking.
6. Accuracy
Prices, ratings, review counts, opening hours, entrance fees and travel advisories on this site were accurate on the date shown and change without notice. Jordanian ticket prices in particular have changed more than once in recent years. Verify anything that matters to your budget or your safety against the official source before you travel.
7. Questions
If anything on this page is unclear, or if you think we have recommended something we should not have, email hello@petrawadirumtours.com.