Saudi low cost carrier flyadeal inks integration deal with Seera Group

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Updated 28 July 2022
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Saudi low cost carrier flyadeal inks integration deal with Seera Group

RIYADH: Saudi low cost airline flyadeal has signed a direct integration agreement with the travel and tourism services provider Seera Group.

Under the partnership, Seera’s booking engines will be directly integrated with flyadeal’s reservation system, according to a statement. 

The agreement will create a direct channel for Almosafer, Seera’s travel business, to sell flyadeal’s full range of product offerings. 

“This is the first of its kind partnership for our company, which will add multiple options to customers through the umbrella of a strategic partnership with Seera, a major player with extensive experience in the field of marketing travel and tourism services,” Con Korfiatis, CEO of flyadeal, said. 

Korfiatis added that the agreement will contribute to improving the travel experience and reaching new customers from a wider segment locally and internationally.


Royal Commission for AlUla, SURJ partner to develop sports sector 

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Royal Commission for AlUla, SURJ partner to develop sports sector 

RIYADH: The Royal Commission for AlUla has signed a memorandum of collaboration with SURJ Sports Investment to explore the development of sports programs and content in AlUla, evaluate opportunities for joint investment, and assess potential hosting of high‑quality sporting events, thereby strengthening AlUla’s position as a global destination for sport and major events.

The memorandum seeks to establish a framework for future collaboration in the field of sports investment, the activation of initiatives and programs related to hosting tournaments and events, and the exploration of opportunities within SURJ’s investment portfolio, in alignment with the commission’s strategic directions and in support of diversifying the sports landscape in the governorate.

The areas of cooperation include exploring opportunities to host and activate the Professional Fighters League MENA series in AlUla, developing tennis and polo, as well as cycling, athletics, and show jumping. 

This also includes assessing investment opportunities in complementary sports content, recovery and rehabilitation programs, training camps, and the attraction of international championships, contributing to the strengthening of AlUla’s presence on global sporting calendars.

The memorandum further provides for cooperation in evaluating and developing polo in AlUla, including studying the possibility of awarding multi-year hosting rights starting from 2027, in line with AlUla’s long-term vision for the development of equestrian and heritage sports.

The Royal Commission for AlUla and SURJ Sports Investment emphasized the importance of integration in developing year-round promotional and activation opportunities, and leveraging SURJ’s intellectual property rights and content, contributing to the establishment of a comprehensive, multi-sport ecosystem in AlUla that supports its economic and developmental objectives.

The commission reaffirmed its commitment to expanding its strategic partnerships and strengthening the role of the sports sector as a key driver of sustainable development, reflecting AlUla’s position as a leading destination for sporting and cultural events at both local and global levels.