All the best moments from Queen Máxima's colourful visit to Jordan

There's no denying that <a href="https://ca.hellomagazine.com/tags/0/queen-maxima"><strong>Queen Máxima</strong></a> leads a busy, exciting life! The Dutch royal, originally from Argentina, set off on a three-day tour of Jordan on Feb. 10 as the UN secretary-general's special advocate for inclusive finance for development. Paying visits to local entrepreneurs, hearing stories from Syrian refugees and stopping by the palace to meet with Queen Rania and her husband, King Abdullah II of Jordan, were all activities on her roster of things to do. <p><strong>Click through to see the best moments from her trip to Jordan...</strong> <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
Her first stop was Zarqa, where she was clearly having a wonderful time. The queen was there to first visit a special boutique.<p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The Argentina native visited two female entrepreneurs in Al Hana Boutique and Ladies Hairdresser who provide mobile financial services from Dinerak in Zarqa. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The queen looked happy as ever to be learning about the services provided at the boutique. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
Ever the fashion maven, it's no surprise Queen Maxima wanted to stop by a boutique shop. She visited with the female entrepreneurs of Al Hana Boutique. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The mother of three waved at her well-wishers while leaving the hair boutique. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
What a stunning view! On day one of her visit to Jordan, the Netherlands based royal enjoyed a short sight-seeing break in Salt. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The 47-year-old dazzled in the chicest of brown outfits while on a quick break in Salt, Jordan. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
Máxima tried on a beautiful red-and-white scarf while visiting a guesthouse that gets support from Microfund for Women. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The scarf definitely suits her! Máxima gave her new friend a big royal hug. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
At the guesthouse, the queen took a look at a beautiful piece of china, waiting for it to be filled with a warm beverage. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The big-hearted royal met with a Syrian family with a refugee status in Amman. She took a seat on the floor beside them, clearly engaging in a passionate discussion with the mother, father and their two children. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
Too cute! Máxima received a bouquet of flowers during a meeting with students about the digital scholarship DAFI supported by the UNHCR. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The queen met with students to talk about the digital scholarship DAFI supported by the UNHCR. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
Queen Maxima looked beautiful during her visit, accessorizing her designer dress with a pair of drop earrings and a simple makeup look. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The Dutch queen paid a visit to Prime Minister Dr. Omar al-Razzaz on Feb. 12 in Amman. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
She also met with Dr. Ziad Fariz of the Central Bank, and they stopped for a photo together in front of a beautiful painting. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
Queen Maxima had an enthusiastic conversation with King Abdullah and Queen Rania of Jordan at the Royal Palace. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
The Dutch royal dazzled in a beautiful contrasting dress by Giambattista Valli for day two in the country. Máxima kept warm in a black coat, anchoring the look with a pair of suede beige pumps. Rania looked equally as stunning in a grey skirt and black blouse, with a matching handbag and pair of heels. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
Máxima and King Abdullah of Jordan shared a laugh while driving. <p>Photo: &copy; Patrick van Katwijk/Getty Images
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