Tourism is one of the most developing industries worldwide. And as Jordan is a country known of its divers and rich sources, in addition to its famous tourism sites, the country hosts numerous marginalized places those of high potential for tourism. The study examines the potential and limitations of tourism in Abu Dablah spring, offering suggestions and strategies for promotion of tourism of the area. Abu Dablah spring locates near Pella city that now called (Tabaqet Fahel) and surrounded by cultural and natural sites. The study is mainly descriptive adopts methodology based exclusively on both site visit observation and face to face interviewing. The research findings, taking into consideration the present status of Abu Dablah spring has landscape and enjoys marvelous natural aspects making it a very good candidate to become an exemplary tourist attraction, it is faced with major obstacles to reach this goal as strategic factors were explored and priorities set out in this study.

Fawziyah Abdullah Mustafa Hussein, a obtenu une licence en archéologie et tourisme à l'université de Mu'tah et une maîtrise en tourisme et voyages à l'université de Yarmouk. Il travaille actuellement comme archéologue au département des antiquités de Jordanie.