SRSA to attract 19 million tourists to the Red Sea coast by 2030

The Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Investment, has unveiled ambitious plans to attract 19 million tourists to the Red Sea coast by 2030.

The plan seeks to develop a thriving coastal tourism sector that will contribute SAR 85 billion (approximately $23 billion) to Saudi Arabia's GDP by 2030.

The SRSA is committed to fostering investment in eco-friendly tourism infrastructure and encouraging both local and international investors to engage in developing high-end resorts, eco-lodges, and cultural attractions.

SRSA's efforts align with the global trend toward coastal and sustainable tourism, aiming to create a destination that balances economic growth with environmental stewardship.