Riyadh Air Signs 11 Strategic MoUs to Boost Global Reach Across 125 Countries
These MoUs, formed with key sales and distribution service providers operating in over 125 countries, mark a major step in expanding Riyadh Air's international presence. The partnerships aim to promote the airline's diverse offerings, extend its global reach, and introduce the world to Saudi Arabia's renowned hospitality.
Osamah Alnuaiser, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Corporate Communications at Riyadh Air, highlighted that these agreements reaffirm the airline's ambition to become a global player. He noted that the partnerships are built on long-term, mutually beneficial collaboration, with a focus on delivering outstanding travel experiences across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
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