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Asharq Al-Awsat
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Asharq Al-Awsat
Jazan Arts Club to Launch ‘Saudi Summer 2025' Digital Art Exhibition
The Jazan Arts Club, under the Amateur Clubs Association (Hawi), will launch a digital art exhibition titled 'Saudi Summer 2025' on August 19 at the Cultural House in Jazan. The three-day exhibition, organized in cooperation with partners from the private and non-profit sectors, aims to support the local art scene and highlight the creativity of Saudi and resident artists, reported the Saudi Press Agency on Sunday. The event will feature digital pavilions, accompanying activities, and a variety of programs, including specialized courses and workshops designed to develop young artistic talent. It seeks to strengthen the digital art movement and provide a platform for artists to showcase their work, aligning with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 to empower young men and women in cultural and artistic fields.
Saudi Gazette
14-07-2025
- Business
- Saudi Gazette
Al-Khateeb hails Taif's tourism appeal as Saudi Summer 2025 gets underway
Saudi Gazette report TAIF — Saudi Tourism Minister Ahmed Al-Khateeb reaffirmed on Sunday that national talents are the backbone of the Kingdom's tourism sector. He highlighted the government's focus on training and empowerment programs to raise workforce competence and expand employment opportunities across tourism pathways. During a field tour of Taif, marking the launch of his site visits under the Saudi Summer 2025 program, Al-Khateeb praised the province's natural charm and moderate climate, which he said position it as one of the most promising tourist destinations in Saudi Arabia and the broader region. The visit included inspections of several key tourist landmarks and facilities in Taif, with a focus on evaluating visitor experience, reviewing available infrastructure, and supervising the quality of services. Al-Khateeb also visited Al-Shafa, a popular summer retreat known for its scenic landscapes and cool weather. According to official data, Taif welcomed over 3.6 million domestic and international tourists in 2024, a 9% increase from the previous year. Total tourism spending in the city reached SR3.4 billion. As of June 2025, Taif has 266 licensed tourism establishments and more than 10,220 hotel rooms. The Saudi Summer 2025 program showcases the strength and maturity of the Kingdom's tourism sector, offering over 250 exclusive promotions developed in partnership with more than 200 private sector entities. To support growing demand, more than 1 million additional airline seats have been made available across key tourist routes in collaboration with partners. Saudi Arabia is currently the fastest-growing tourist destination in the world. In 2024, it recorded more than 115.9 million visits, generating over SR283.8 billion in spending. In Q1 of 2025, the Kingdom led the world in year-on-year growth of international tourism revenue.
Arabian Business
20-06-2025
- Arabian Business
Saudi Summer 2025 tourism campaign targets $19.5bn spend and 41million visitors
The Saudi Tourism Authority has officially launched the Saudi Summer 2025 campaign under the slogan 'Colour Your Summer'. The campaign offers a diverse lineup of cultural, leisure, and adventure experiences across six major destinations until the end of September. The initiative aims to attract more than 41m domestic and international tourists, with projected tourism spending exceeding SR73bn ($19.5bn). Saudi summer tourism As part of Vision 2030, the campaign reinforces Saudi Arabia's goal to position itself as a global tourism hub by highlighting its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and modern entertainment offerings. This year's program features more than 600 unique experiences and tourism products across the Kingdom, from coastal escapes and mountain adventures to high-profile global events. Key destinations and highlights of Saudi Summer 2025 Aseer Region: A renewed edition of the Aseer Summer Season offers a blend of culture, art, and adventure in the Al Muftaha Village and Plato Event. Visitors can explore mountain trails, ancient stone houses, and enjoy moderate weather, making it a perfect retreat for both thrill-seekers and culture enthusiasts Riyadh: Saudi Arabia's capital hosts the second edition of the Esports World Cup (EWC), the largest event of its kind globally. Alongside gaming, Riyadh will offer art, entertainment, and cultural events, reaffirming its status as a vibrant urban destination Jeddah: With its Red Sea coastline, Jeddah will unveil new beaches and resorts, delivering luxury and marine activities including diving, water sports, and Circus 1903 performances. The city's City Walk and family-focused events are expected to draw significant tourist numbers Red Sea Islands (Sheybarah and Ummahat): Opening to the public for the first time, these pristine islands offer ultra-luxury, eco-conscious stays, featuring white sands, coral reefs, and sustainable resorts, aligning with Saudi's vision of high-end tourism Taif: Famed for its cool mountain breeze and Taif roses, the city invites tourists to Arruddaf Park, traditional markets, and the mist-covered peaks of Al-Shafa and Al-Hada. It's a top choice for those seeking nature, history, and heritage Al Baha: Al-Baha showcases the natural beauty of Raghadan Forest, where misty trails, historic villages, and lush valleys offer a serene and immersive escape for explorers and wellness travellers alike To support the campaign, the Kingdom has added over one million domestic flight seats, improving air connectivity across all destinations and facilitating seamless travel for both local and international tourists.
