Jordan Create 2026: The Creator Event at the Dead Sea

Jordan Create is an annual event for the region's creator economy: the people who make content, the brands that work with them and the platforms that host them. After two earlier editions, Volume 3 is the largest yet, with organisers expecting about 2,000 attendees in one venue.

The programme is built around more than 60 speakers and over 30 panels, split across three tracks, so you can follow the sessions that match your work, whether that is growing an audience, brand partnerships or the business side of content.

Names on the official speakers page include entrepreneurs Hamdi Tabbaa of the edtech platform Abwaab and Hussam Hammo of Tamatem Games, alongside creators such as Rawaa Aljallad, Omar Aburob, Reda El Wahabi, Rozzah, Balkis Beki and Dolly Dib. The line-up and session times can change on the day, so check the official Jordan Create app for the final schedule.

Doors open at 12:00 Amman time, with the first panels from around 13:00 and the programme running into the evening, until about 22:00. Tickets are sold through the official Jordan Create website; on third-party ticket listings, prices start at around USD 41, charged in Jordanian dinars.

Download the official Jordan Create app before you go. It carries the schedule and a venue map, plus an event assistant, and on the day it opens a Memories feature for sharing your photos and videos from the event.

The Dead Sea is about an hour's drive from central Amman, descending to more than 400 metres below sea level. There is no regular public transport to the hotel and venue area, so most people drive, book a ride-hailing car or take a taxi; agree the taxi fare before setting off, and plan your return in advance for a late finish.

November is one of the best months at the Dead Sea: days are typically in the mid-20s °C, and evenings are milder than in Amman's hills, though a light layer helps after sunset. If you are travelling from abroad, it is worth staying on: a float in the Dead Sea, Mount Nebo and Madaba are all within easy reach.

With the event on a Friday, many visitors turn it into a long weekend. Stay at one of the Dead Sea resorts and spend Saturday floating and at the spa, or head back to Amman for the Citadel, Rainbow Street and the city's food scene. For a longer trip, Petra and Wadi Rum are three to four hours south.