Vibes AlUla Opens Registration for AlUla Rowad Camp for Artisans
Held in AlUla Governorate from April 13 to 21, the boot camp offers participants an intensive training program led by experts. It aims to empower artisans to transform their creative skills into sustainable entrepreneurial ventures. The camp presents a valuable opportunity to refine skills, build professional networks, and confidently enter the labor market with enhanced expertise and a clear vision.
Vibes AlUla, an entrepreneurial platform established in partnership with the Royal Commission for AlUla, empowers the region's entrepreneurship ecosystem through consultations, training, and specialized services, as well as joint workspaces. It also seeks to inspire and support entrepreneurs in building sustainable ventures by connecting them with national networks.
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