China Southern Airlines Launches Direct Flights between Guangzhou, Riyadh
In collaboration with the Air Connectivity Program, the Saudi Tourism Authority, as well as Riyadh Airports Company, the new route will operate three flights weekly, providing more than 86,000 seats annually to this route.
The new milestone aligns with the growing demand for more flights between the Kingdom and China as the cooperation between both countries has been witnessing unprecedented growth across various sectors.
At the same time, the launch of the current route follows the notable success of the recently launched direct flights between Riyadh and Shenzhen by China Southern Airlines.
Therefore, the new route will multiply travel options and further facilitate tourism, cultural exchange, and trade between both countries.
This promising success highlights the tangible effects of the Saudi Vision 2030 on the tourism sector, indicating potential for continued growth and development. It also reflects the Kingdom's commitment to ensuring smooth access for all visitors who are excited to discover its enriching history and unparalleled cultural heritage.
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