1- NEOM:
NEOM, located along the Red Sea coast, is more than a city—it's a futuristic vision of sustainability and innovation. Spanning 26,500 square kilometers, this living laboratory will run entirely on renewable energy. NEOM is set to become a global hub for entrepreneurship and cutting-edge technology, driving economic growth and societal progress.
2- Qiddiya | القدية:
Qiddiya, situated southwest of Riyadh, is poised to become a world-class cultural and entertainment hub. Covering 376 square kilometers, it will feature everything from theme parks to sports facilities. Qiddiya is set to offer experiences that will captivate visitors and boost Saudi Arabia's economy, including the world’s longest, tallest, and fastest roller coaster.
3- Diriyah Company l شركة الدرعية:
Diriyah Company is dedicated to preserving and showcasing Saudi Arabia’s rich heritage. By transforming UNESCO World Heritage Sites and historical landmarks, Diriyah is a symbol of the kingdom’s storied past and a contributor to its economic diversification through tourism and cultural initiatives.
4- Red Sea Global:
Red Sea Global (RSG) is pioneering sustainable tourism with its projects, The Red Sea and Amaala. Covering 28,000 square kilometers, these luxury destinations prioritize conservation, with a commitment to preserving 75% of their natural environment. RSG is setting new standards for responsible tourism in Saudi Arabia.
5- New Murabba:
In Riyadh, the New Murabba Project is set to redefine urban living with its 19-square-kilometer district centered around the iconic Mukaab. This development will combine retail, residential, and cultural experiences, playing a crucial role in the kingdom’s modernization and economic diversification.
6- THE RIG.:
The Rig Project transforms an offshore oil platform into a unique tourism destination in the Arabian Gulf. Spanning 150,000 square meters, it will offer a mix of adventure, entertainment, and luxury hospitality. This project symbolizes Saudi Arabia’s shift toward a diversified economy.
7- King Salman International Airport Development Company:
King Salman International Airport in Riyadh is designed to be one of the world’s largest airports. With six parallel runways, it will handle up to 185 million passengers annually by 2050. This airport will enhance Saudi Arabia's global connectivity and support its goal of becoming an aviation hub.
