Saudi Arabia
The Red Sea Project is an ambitious 30,000-square-kilometre sustainable tourism development located between Umluj and Al Wajh in Saudi Arabia.
Spanning pristine islands, desert landscapes, mountains and archaeological sites along 200 kilometres of untouched Red Sea coastline, the project will feature 8,000 luxury hotel rooms once completed by 2030.
It aims to be the first fully integrated mixed-use resort in the region while serving as a model for sustainable tourism through its zero waste, carbon neutral and single-use plastic ban policies.
The Red Sea Project aims to offer visitors a unique experience combining the natural beauty of the region with its rich cultural heritage.
In addition to enjoying world-class accommodations near precious coastal and inland sites, guests will be able to explore the historical and archaeological treasures dotted throughout the vast desert setting.
With a focus on heritage, culture and environmental stewardship, the resort is positioned to become one of the most exciting new tourism developments in the Middle East region, providing an unforgettable luxury escape for travellers worldwide.