Saudi Tourism Authority has joined Destinations International. The partnership was announced on 6 May at the Arabian Travel Market. The move paves the way for increased collaboration between the two entities to foster sustainable growth and development within Saudi Arabia. The decision to join the alliance also highlights Saudi Arabia’s commitment to bolstering its visitor economy and brings a new focus to its meetings and events business. Don Welsh, president and CEO of Destinations International said: “We are thrilled to welcome the Saudi Tourism Authority to the Destinations International community… Their commitment to investing in and promoting tourism aligns perfectly with our mission to support destination organisations in driving economic growth and enhancing visitor experiences. This partnership underscores the vital role destination organisations play in shaping the future of global tourism.”
Destinations International announces partnership with Saudi Tourism Authority
A new era begins for Saudi tourism. The authority joins Destinations International. This Arabian Travel Market announcement signals commitment to sustainable growth and enhanced visitor experiences. The partnership aims to strengthen collaboration in meetings, events, and the broader visitor economy sector.
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