Visit Saudi Highlights Top Tourist Attractions at F1 stc Grand Prix
The Saudi Tourism Authority (STA) has showcased the top tourist destinations and outstanding attractions of Saudi Arabia at the F1 stc Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, taking place in Jeddah.
The STA took part in the fan zone of the fifth edition of the flagship event with its 'Visit Saudi' pavilion, according to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA). The Visit Saudi pavilion displayed events calendar and showcased the Kingdom's top tourism packages and routes.
Moreover, the pavilion highlighted the premium tourist destinations and entertainment experiences that visitors can enjoy in Jeddah. It also offered diverse interactive experiences for the Grand Prix fans.
Furthermore, the Visit Saudi pavilion featured a wide array of activities that combined technology and entertainment, attracting a large number of visitors. These included VR simulation glasses, a Formula 1 driving simulator of the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, an Arabic calligraphy experience, and souvenirs.
The F1 stc Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is taking place from April 18-20, 2025 at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, in the amazing Red Sea city of Jeddah. The thrilling motorsports event features exciting motor races as well as a spectacular series of after-race concerts. In its fifth edition, the captivating event brings together a star-studded lineup of music superstars, including Jennifer Lopez and Usher.
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