Saudi Arabia's Tourism Labor Market Improves Significantly

Saudi Arabia recorded the second-largest global improvement since 2019 in the Tourism and Travel Development Index, especially in the pillars of human resources and the labor market. This progress is driven by expansion in employment and skill development programs to keep pace with tourism growth. The number of tourism jobs in the kingdom is expected to reach around one million by 2025, with women's participation increasing to 47% compared to 5% in 2018. Efforts are focused on training programs, scholarships, and professional certifications to enhance workers' capabilities, with an emphasis on maintaining service quality, attracting talent, and continuously developing their skills—utilizing digital tools and artificial intelligence. Despite this success, the report warns that shortages of competencies and skill gaps could hinder growth if development does not keep up with expansion. Currently, Saudi Arabia ranks 29th globally and second regionally in the Tourism Development Index, reflecting a notable improvement over previous years. The country aims to prepare a workforce with leadership and technical skills to meet the increasing demand in the tourism sector.

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