Saudi Arabia is transforming its coast under Vision 2030 to offer a mix of luxury, ecotourism, and heritage. The Red Sea Project and NEOM are the center piece of this effort with an eye on creating eco-resorts and clean energy-driven smart cities. The projects are supporting Saudi Arabia's vision of hosting 150 million tourists annually by 2030.
The 28,000 square kilometer Red Sea Project area is dedicated to the protection of marine life in the form of preserving coral reefs and, concurrently, supporting luxury tourism. NEOM, the city under development, will be fueled by clean energy harvesting and offer green stays, and therefore, it will be an entirely sustainable tourism experience.
Sustainability is also incorporated in Saudi Arabia's tourism strategy. Saudi Green Initiative, introduced in 2021, encompasses carbon reduction, planting 10 billion trees, and preserving 30% of land. Saudi Arabia, therefore, becomes an attractive eco-tourism destination for individuals who are concerned about sustainability.
The communities are at the forefront of this endeavor, with job opportunities for women and young people in the tourism sector. Saudi Arabia's vision promises economic development, environmental protection, and a sustainable tourism experience for everyone.
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