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Red Sea Global unveils model for regenerative tourism worldwide

  • Rollout underway at The Red Sea and AMAALA destinations
  • Backed by studies covering 8 marine habitats, vital species
By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia launches first-of-its-kind AI venture fund to cultivate tech champions

By Arab News ·
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Frankly Speaking: John Pagano, CEO of Red Sea Global

By Arab News ·

Qatar Airways service from Doha to Saudi Red Sea resorts will begin in October

By Arab News ·

Laheq: New era of residential island living in Saudi Arabia

By Nada Hameed ·

Red Sea Global unveils Botanica, its first guest experience dedicated to regenerative tourism

By Arab News ·

Red Sea Global unveils Laheq Island, a landmark luxury-living destination

By Arab News ·

First use of sustainable aviation fuel in Saudi Arabia to be at Red Sea International Airport

By Nour El-Shaeri  ·
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How Saudi Arabia is leveraging regenerative tourism to blend luxury with sustainability

By Sulafa Alkhunaizi ·

Saudi nationals make up 70% of Red Sea Global workforce: top official

By Nirmal Narayanan ·

Saudi Arabia unveils telecom, tech, and tourism deals at LEAP 2025

By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·
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Saudi Arabia champions youth as it drives talent development to fuel Vision 2030

By Nadin Hassan ·
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Saudi Arabia’s flynas launches Dammam-Red Sea flights to boost tourism connectivity

By NADIN HASSAN   ·

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