Category: Tourism

SEVEN Abha is welcoming visitors with a variety of attractions and activities inspired by the cultural identity of the Aseer region.

AROYA Cruises, a Cruise Saudi and PIF subsidiary, will operate a special five-night Red Sea voyage from Jeddah on September 22 to mark Saudi National Day.

King Salman bin Abdulaziz Royal Reserve protects hundreds of migratory bird species across five Important Bird Areas as Saudi Arabia marks autumn migration.

STA CEO Ageel Alshaibani opened the inaugural WTM Spotlight Riyadh on 8 September 2026, connecting global travel buyers with Saudi tourism businesses.

Northern Borders Region advances falcon breeding, falconry heritage and Arabian horse traditions, supporting Saudi tourism and Vision 2030 economic goals.

Rural farms in Najran have become heritage-rich tourism and investment destinations, blending agritourism, traditional mud architecture and sustainable farming.

The Lady Cloud project in Al-Mandaq covers over 29,000 square meters and offers panoramic views of the Tihama plains.

King Abdullah Economic City signed a 263.5 million riyal contract to develop the Sahil equestrian tourism destination.

Jeddah emerges as a leading Red Sea marine tourism destination for Summer 2026, featuring 13 active beaches and specialized diving sites.

The Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve will host 14 astronomical phenomena in September 2026, from the autumnal equinox to Neptune at opposition.

The mountainous highlands of Najran offer panoramic views of mud-brick buildings, oases, and the region’s urban landscape.

The Maghrah mountains in Najran provide panoramic views of the city’s valley, green oasis, and traditional mud architecture.

The King Abdulaziz Center for Cultural Communication gathered in Riyadh to explore how national identity shapes tourism and cultural dialogue under Vision 2030.

The Saudi Tourism Authority, via Visit Saudi, participates in WTM Spotlight Riyadh from September 8-10, showcasing the Kingdom’s diverse tourism offerings to global leaders.

Al-Mashaf Road, a 33km route in Jazan, connects Al-Aydabi and Haroub governorates, offering scenic views and supporting Vision 2030 development.

Discover the sand rose, a natural desert formation of fused sand and minerals that resembles a flower. Learn how it forms and why it matters to Saudi Arabia.

Gamra Mountain Resort in Al-Baha, developed by ASFAR, a PIF company, offers a 30-room hotel and adventure park, boosting Saudi tourism and Vision 2030.

Red Sea Global announces the opening of Nammos Resort AMAALA, the first Nammos resort hotel globally, featuring 110 keys and 20 private residences on the Red Sea.

Makkah’s heritage strategy documents 56 sites, rehabilitates 32, and opens 28 to visitors as visits reach 5.9 million in Q2 2026, up 47 percent year-on-year.

Jeddah’s thirteen beaches and marine sites report increased activity in summer 2026, supported by 66 lifeguards and 34 field supervisors.

Al-Makhwah Municipality completed a 27,000-square-meter development in Al-Qafil neighborhood featuring sports fields and a 500-meter walkway.

The Sayyidat Al-Sahab project in Al-Mandaq covers 29,000 square meters and offers panoramic views of the Tihama plains.

Jeddah is offering diverse maritime tourism experiences for summer 2026, featuring 13 active beaches and sites supported by 100 safety personnel.

Wadi Hanifah is featured as a primary tourism and leisure destination under the Saudi Summer 2026 program in Riyadh.

Wadi Hanifa in Riyadh attracts summer visitors through its green spaces and natural landscapes as part of the “Our Summer in Our Own Way” program.

Clouds and mist wrap around the Sarawat mountain peaks and agricultural terraces in the Aseer region during the summer.

The Lady of the Clouds project in Al-Mandaq offers panoramic views of Tihama plains across a 29,000 square meter area.

Jeddah enhances its status as a Red Sea marine tourism hub for summer 2026 with expanded activities across 13 beaches.

The Lady of the Clouds project in Al-Mandaq covers over 29,000 square meters and offers panoramic views of the Tihama plains.

The Magrah mountains in Najran provide panoramic views of the city’s green oasis, traditional mud-brick houses, and modern urban development.

Saudi Arabia’s Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Nature Reserve Development Authority showcases sustainable hunting experiences at S’hail 2026 in Doha, Qatar.

Red Sea Global opens Daraah International School at AMAALA with SEK Education Group, offering IB education for employees’ families and supporting Vision 2030.

The National Center for Falcons reveals highlights of the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026, running October 1-10 in Riyadh across 197,000 square meters.

Ministry of Hajj and Umrah expands multilingual programs and legal guides to protect pilgrim rights, enhance service quality, and align with Vision 2030 goals.

SEVEN Abha, the first entertainment destination by Saudi Entertainment Ventures, offers integrated leisure activities for families and friends.

Al-Naslaa in Tayma is a twin rock formation standing eight meters high, featuring ancient inscriptions and a distinct geological split.

Al-Naslaa in Tayma Governorate features two adjoining rock formations separated by a narrow gap and decorated with ancient inscriptions.

Al-Naslah Rock in Tabuk’s Tayma governorate features a unique geological formation and ancient rock inscriptions.

The 20-kilometer Al-Haijah Road links Al-Ardah and Fayfa governorates in Jazan, featuring diverse mountain and rural landscapes.

AlUla offers three land routes from Jeddah, Madinah, and Tabuk, featuring Red Sea coasts and volcanic terrains for summer visitors.

Red Sea Global has opened Equinox AMAALA at Triple Bay, featuring 128 rooms and the largest fitness facility at the AMAALA destination.

Overland routes from Jeddah, Madinah, and Tabuk allow visitors to explore diverse landscapes and landmarks on the way to AlUla.

Abha is seeing increased evening tourism as visitors utilize the city’s mountain weather, parks, and the Abha Belt destination.

Al-Saja Gardens in Jeddah covers over 60,000 square meters, offering green spaces and recreational facilities as part of the Joy Project.

The Ministry of Tourism updated regulations and classification standards for Hajj accommodation in Makkah and Madinah for the 1448 AH season.

Saudi Entertainment Ventures (SEVEN) has inaugurated SEVEN Tabuk, its second leisure destination in the Kingdom after SEVEN Abha.

Abha sees a rise in summer tourism as visitors utilize the city’s moderate mountain weather and open-air destinations during the night.

Cool mountain weather and diverse open-air attractions are driving a surge in nighttime tourism and commercial activity in Abha.

Abha’s temperate mountain weather and panoramic night views have increased visitor numbers at parks, walkways, and commercial centers.

The Perseid meteor shower reached its annual peak over the Gharameel Nature Reserve in AlUla, producing up to 100 meteors per hour.

Heavy rains in Baish have expanded green cover and sent water flowing through valleys and agricultural lands, attracting visitors and photographers.

The Al-Nasla rock in Tayma is a geological formation of two adjacent rocks separated by a straight line and featuring ancient inscriptions.

Al-Naslaa in Tayma is a twin rock formation standing eight meters high, featuring ancient inscriptions and a unique geological split.

Jeddah’s Azka Farmer’s Market at Hayy Jameel celebrates Saudi dates, supports local farmers and producers, and aligns with Vision 2030 goals through cultural and economic initiatives.

Discover Wadi Dhahaya in Jazan, a rural tourism destination with agricultural terraces, streams, and Dhahyan honey, supporting Saudi Vision 2030.

Red Sea Global opens Equinox AMAALA, the brand’s first hotel outside the US, bringing performance-driven luxury and advanced wellness to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast.

Riyadh Air launches direct flights from Riyadh to Bangkok, its 12th destination since June 2026, with three weekly services rising to daily from November 9.

Al-Baha Region’s 27 national parks, covering 10,783.78 hectares, drive ecotourism and nature-based investment under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

Madinah’s urban development projects upgrade historic neighborhoods like Al-Mughaisla, Quba, and Sayyid Al-Shuhada, blending heritage with sustainable tourism.

Low-lying clouds blanket Al-Baha’s mountains, creating a sea of white. SPA reports the phenomenon draws visitors and photographers to Saudi Arabia’s highlands.

Al-Nassif Walkway in Al-Baha offers over 10,000 sqm of recreational space, green areas, and seating, promoting quality of life and aligning with Vision 2030.

The Saudi Red Sea Authority launches the ‘Deeper Than It Seems’ campaign, revealing the regulatory system behind coastal tourism safety, quality and sustainability.

Discover Hegra in AlUla, Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its ancient Nabataean tombs, rock-carved façades, and rich history.

Discover Al-Mudamah Valley in Al-Ardah, Jazan, where seasonal waterfalls attract visitors seeking scenic beauty, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030 tourism goals.

Jazan’s 21 national parks in Saudi Arabia are boosting ecotourism and sustainable investment, aligning with Vision 2030. Discover the environmental and economic impact.

Prince Naif bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Qassim launches Tarco Aviation’s first flight to Khartoum, expanding its network to 18 destinations through 16 airlines.

Saudia launches a promotional offer with up to 50% off Guest and Business Class international flights, plus AlFursan bonus credits, supporting Vision 2030 aviation goals.

Al-Baha Municipality’s Lavender Garden at Raghadan Forest Park features new waterfalls, streams, wooden bridges, and lookouts, boosting tourism in Saudi Arabia’s highlands.

Al-Yanfa Heritage Village in Aseer welcomes summer visitors with cultural festivities through August 31, projecting over 55,000 guests at Saudi Arabia’s historic mountain site.

Recent rainfall in Al-Baha Region draws residents and tourists to Al-Sarat parks for camping and picnics, boosting domestic tourism and Vision 2030 goals.

SEVEN Tabuk, a SAR1.4 billion entertainment destination spanning over 72,000 square meters, boosts northwestern Saudi Arabia’s tourism and Vision 2030 goals.

Discover Wadi Haras, a lush natural park in Najran’s highlands, offering mild summers, hiking, and eco-tourism. Learn how it aligns with Saudi Vision 2030.

The Buraidah International Dates Carnival has launched a guided tourist bus tour departing from the Palm Center, showcasing the city’s heritage and landmarks through September 10.

Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Wildlife documents repeated Bryde’s whale sightings in the Farasan Islands Reserve, supporting conservation and sustainable marine wildlife tourism.

Riyadh’s Saudi Summer 2026 features X300 Bowling in Al-Sulaimaniyah, combining eight bowling lanes, arcade games and family fun in the capital’s growing leisure scene.

QB Festival at Boulevard City in Riyadh offers 455 challenges, over 50 game formats, and 16 cup matches until August 29, blending gaming, VR, and live competition.

AlUla launches a photography initiative to showcase its diverse natural, cultural, and heritage landscapes, coinciding with World Photography Day.

Discover Al-Aridah traditional market in Jazan, a 135-year-old weekly destination preserving Saudi heritage, handicrafts, and agricultural traditions.

Saudi Air Connectivity Program and Saudia expand seat capacity on routes to China and the United States, adding weekly flights to Jeddah and Riyadh in 2026.

Bisha Airport reports over 600,000 passengers and 5,000 flights in 2025 and H1 2026, boosting tourism and economic growth in northern Aseer under Saudi Vision 2030.

The Buraidah International Dates Carnival begins Thursday and runs through September 10, featuring auctions, exhibitions, and cultural events across multiple venues in Qassim.

On World Photography Day, AlUla showcases its diverse landscapes and rich heritage as a top destination for photographers, aligning with Vision 2030.

Explore Najran’s rich heritage on World Photography Day, from ancient mud-brick houses to rock art, and its role in Saudi Vision 2030.

Discover the historic Al-Qunfudhah Mill, a 200-year-old windmill on Saudi’s Red Sea coast, showcasing traditional architecture and Vision 2030 heritage goals.

Discover Al Khafji’s new sandy beach on the Corniche, a 49,000 sqm recreational hub with green spaces, sports areas, and play zones, enhancing tourism and quality of life in Saudi Arabia.

Najran showcases its cultural landscape on World Photography Day, with photographers capturing ancient sites like Al-Okhdood and Hima, highlighting the region’s heritage and tourism appeal.

Discover the new Black Mountain Viewing Platform in Jazan Province, Saudi Arabia, offering panoramic views and aligning with Vision 2030 tourism goals.

Red Sea Global opens Rosewood AMAALA, a luxury wellness resort at Triple Bay, advancing Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 tourism goals.

Red Sea Global opens Rosewood AMAALA, a luxury wellness resort at Triple Bay, Saudi Arabia, featuring 110 keys, a spa, and solar power, advancing Vision 2030.

Discover the restored Abu Luza Building in Al-Qatif, a heritage site over historic springs, now a cultural destination supporting Saudi Vision 2030’s tourism goals.

Wadi Laasan Park in Abha offers 20,000 sqm of green space, a 1.7km walkway, cycling track, and sports courts, enhancing quality of life and tourism in Saudi Arabia.

Discover the new Cloud Belvedere in Al-Reeth, Jazan: a stunning mountain viewpoint with a 250m promenade, offering misty views and boosting Saudi tourism.

The Buraidah International Date Palm Festival has evolved into a global hub for Saudi dates, showcasing Qassim’s 11 million palm trees and exports to 100+ countries, boosting Vision 2030.

Discover the Sahab Viewpoint in Jabal Al-Aswad, Jazan, where mist, a 250-meter wooden walkway and panoramic mountain views create a unique Saudi tourism experience.

Discover Masmak Fortress in Riyadh: a historic site where Saudi unification began, now a museum and cultural tourism destination aligning with Vision 2030.

Discover how the Al-Haitimah Crater in Saudi Arabia’s Hail region was formed by ancient volcanic activity, making it a top geotourism destination aligned with Vision 2030.

Découvrez le palais Al Masmak à Riyad, symbole de l’unification de l’Arabie Saoudite, alliant histoire et modernité pour une expérience touristique unique.

The Mirbaa project in Al-Baha combines nature, leisure, and heritage, offering a unique summer destination. Discover how it aligns with Saudi Vision 2030.

Discover Mirbaa in Al-Baha, a 37,000 sqm summer destination blending nature and heritage with workshops, dining, and more.

Discover Al-Hutaima Crater in Hail, Saudi Arabia: a 1.25 km wide volcanic landmark with scientific and tourism value, aligned with Vision 2030.