Without wifi don't even try
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Please buy a local SIM card for easy communications.I will not stay entire the time waiting you to find free wifi to send me a message otherwise I will decline your request to stay at my home.
If you are traveling with someone please send me some information about him or her. I want to know about the stranger I am going to have in my home.
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For further information about me ,
please review my old accounts
https://www.couchsurfing.com/people/marco-polo-53
https://www.couchsurfing.com/people/saleem-yaghi
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Notable mention :
Jordan is a Muslim country — dress appropriately
What to Wear in Jordan
As with most Middle Eastern countries, Jordan local dress is more conservative than typical western dress. feel comfortable in long loose cotton pants or a long skirt, plus a t-shirt, loose blouse or scarf to cover the shoulders.
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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE VISITING JORDAN:

Cash is King..
Credit cards are accepted at hotels, restaurants and larger shops. Please note that many smaller shops still prefer cash payment in the Jordanian currency.
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You cannot rely on public transport as a means of getting around the country
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LANGUAGE
The official language of Jordan is Arabic, but English is widely spoken especially in the cities.
Speaking Arabic is easier than you might think; attempting a few basic words will gain you respect from the locals and is a good way to break the ice. The Jordanian people are extremely understanding and will help you whenever they are able.
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FIRST CLASS HOSPITALITY
 hospitality has always been a part of the Jordanian culture.
the people of Jordan will go above and beyond to make foreign visitors feel at home. From offering detailed directions to inviting you in for a glass of tea, the Jordanian people will endeavor to make sure that you have the best possible holiday in Jordan. Tourists are always impressed by the hospitality of the locals and it is a constant draw to the country.
If you visit local haunts and are open to conversation you will be sure to discover new experiences and friendships.
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Couchsurfing is to make connections with people, it’s not about what hosts can offer, but about what you both can share as humans. 
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Being on a tight budget does not mean you should live on the resources from others totally for free.
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How to behave during your stay...
don’t be a couch potato
Always be considerate and clean after yourself. Be careful with the unnecessary waste of the resources. Switch off lights after you and don’t spend hours in the shower.
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Have zero expectations from your host.
keep in mind that it is not mandatory for your host to provide keys, so please, do not ask for keys and adapt to your host’s time of arrival. Some people do not feel safe giving strangers free access to their homes.
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Leave a reference
Be sure to leave truthful reference. References help other couchsurfers make informed decisions.
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Why I’m on Couchsurfing

the most important reasons for hosting :
Shaking up life’s routine by welcoming someone in your home for a few days
Meeting people from different places and hearing their stories.
An opportunity for possibly building long-lasting and close friendships. Hosting on CS is Like Traveling Without Leaving Home..
couchsurfing is about the people the stories and to meet people from around the world.
I truly believe in mixing with different cultures and it is the way to learn about them. The more I travel, the more diverging lifestyles I will encounter and the more I will be able to put my own upbringing and culture into perspective.

Interests

• meet new poeple

Music, Movies, and Books

sahara and flamenco music

What I Can Share with Hosts

I help where I can and do all types of couchsurfing in my free time

Countries I’ve Visited

Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Sweden