Eco-friendliness & Sustainability

With so many developments in Saudi Arabia, it's even more crucial to stay on top of the sustainable competition, or, as Aldabbagh put it, "to exceed the benchmark in order to be a competitive player on the world tourist stage". In reality, Saudi Arabia is planning "several sustainable initiatives". "In Al-'Ula, there will be zero carbon by 2030", for example. Also, the Red Sea development and the way it is being developed and built will be environmentally friendly". Saudi Arabia goes a step further to ensure "sustainability" by hiring locals from the region for these initiatives. So, in addition to "contributing to the environment", their activities benefit the people who live there.

One thing is certain: there is a lot to see, see, and eat in Saudi Arabia. Take advantage of this time to broaden your travel experiences and horizons by discovering what lies beyond typical tourist destinations. If you want to learn more about this country, keep on reading this list of reasons to visit Saudi Arabia.