Entering under a glass canopy inspired by local arts and traditions, visitors will find a number of attractions, including a family entertainment centre (FEC), a second junior FEC and a Discovery-branded indoor edutainment centre. Mattel’s Hot Wheels IP will also feature, with an e-karting experience, while a 12-hole indoor golf course will use new technology to tailor individual experiences. A bowling alley and a cinema are also included, as are retail, food and beverage outlets.

For a city that is so rich in culture and heritage, the new hotels will offer guests a truly unique travel experience. The plan is for emerging destinations like Al Khobar to become more popular with travelers who are seeking new and unique experiences.

Unlocking new opportunities in the Kingdom's tourism sector, establishing a world-class resort that attracts domestic and international tourists to experience Saudi Arabia's untapped riches. Contributing to Saudi Arabia's economy through the unlocking of new sectors and opening up the Kingdom to the world.

NEOM’s Hotel Development division, with its bold vision to shape a new frontier for hospitality, aims to redefine the future of the industry with imaginative concepts, iconic properties and extraordinary guest experiences

The Riyadh Sports Boulevard features green pedestrian pathways, 123km of horse-riding routes and two core cycling routes (135km and 90km respectively) that cater to riders of all abilities. The complex extends for 135km across Riyadh, connecting Wadi Hanifah in the west with Wadi Al Sulai in the east via the Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Road, and contributes to improving quality of life in line with Vision 2030 targets.

Qiddiya, a Public Investment Fund project, is set to become the capital of Entertainment, Sports and Arts. It will be a disruptive destination that offers innovative, immersive, and unparalleled experiences, all integrated on a scale never been seen before.

Saudi's Vision 2030 project aims to increase international religious tourists for the Umrah to 30 million by 2030 as well as, hosting six million Hajj pilgrims annually by the same year.
This would mean doubling the number of religious visas and naturally the need for additional accommodation facilities.

The upcoming luxury hotels, serviced apartments and branded residences will have exceptional views of the Red Sea and easy access to Jeddah’s dynamic commerce hubs.

Riyadh will offer visitors a luxurious and world-class service by the world's leading hospitality brands.

With more than 20 luxury hotels and 2 international hotel brands that have been confirmed at the Diriyah Gate inspired by traditional Najdi architecture, Diriyah will become one of the world's greatest gathering places.

AlUla is welcoming a host of the new hotels opening in Saudi Arabia, including this exciting property. Janu Hotel is set to open soon. It’s poised to be perfect for a little staycation get away. Aman Resorts announced the opening of this new affordable hotel that will offer contemporary designs, oozing energetic vibes, with massive guestrooms and bathrooms that will likely having you stay for a while.

The aim is for the airport to accommodate up to 120 million passengers by 2030 and 185 million passengers by 2050. For cargo, the goal is to process 3.5 million tonnes a year by 2050.

Growing and diversifying the Saudi economy and positioning the Kingdom to play a leading role in global development.