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Red Sea access via three land routes
The article discusses the evolution of the road network in Saudi Arabia and its role in supporting access to the Red Sea tourism destination through three main land routes from Riyadh. These routes vary in length and travel time, aiming to facilitate visitor movement and increase interest in coastal and eco-tourism in the region. The network connects cities and governorates and contributes to enhancing the area's status as a global tourism destination by easing access to beaches, islands, and luxury resorts. It also emphasizes the collaboration between the General Authority for Roads and the Saudi Tourism Authority in developing tourism infrastructure and achieving the goals of the Road Sector Program in terms of safety and quality. Supporting the road network is a key factor in realizing sustainable growth in the region’s tourism sector, which benefits from its diverse marine, historical, and geographical experiences to attract more visitors.
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