Saudi Tourism

Nammos Resort AMAALA has officially welcomed its first guests in Saudi Arabia, featuring 110 rooms and villas on the Red Sea coast.

Uber has been named the official exclusive ride-hailing partner for Six Flags and Aquarabia Qiddiya City, providing dedicated visitor pickup locations.

Almosafer announced plans to migrate its enterprise resource planning systems to RISE with SAP on AWS to support operational scale and tourism growth.

The Tourism Development Fund has named Mashail Mohammed Alkarni as official spokesperson to oversee media engagement and strengthen institutional communications.

Budget Saudi has launched short-term car rental services for individuals through Auto World, expanding its fleet operations ahead of major international events.

Red Sea Global has announced the opening of Rosewood AMAALA at Triple Bay, featuring 110 keys, 26 branded residences, and extensive wellness facilities.

The Royal Commission for AlUla has launched its new digital platform to centralize municipal services, tourism information, and investment opportunities.

Red Sea Global has released Red Sea Waves Vol. 2, integrating traditional Saudi music into its sustainable tourism destination.

Rixos Obhur Jeddah launches May beach passes at SAR 299-349, staycation discounts of 25% off, and sports club memberships at SAR 9,000 annually.

Booking data shows a notable rise in domestic travel demand across Saudi Arabia for Eid Al-Fitr 2026, with Jeddah, AlUla, and Abha emerging as top destinations. Hotel prices start from SAR 513.75 per night.

Wego data shows Ramadan travel bookings in Makkah rose 20.67% and Madinah 25.16% year-on-year, with hotels near the Haram averaging SAR 1,500 per night.

Nissan Saudi Arabia and the Hail Region Development Authority concluded the “Winter in Hail” experience, a three-day initiative showcasing Nissan SUV capabilities across diverse terrains while exploring the region’s cultural heritage and natural landmarks.