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Riyadh's Routes Improve Red Sea Access
The article focused on enhancing the road network in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which spans over 73,000 kilometers. This has contributed to the country's leading position in the global road connectivity index and supported tourism development, especially in the Tukuuk area, which boasts more than 5,304 kilometers of modern roads. Additionally, the Public Authority for Roads launched three overland routes from Riyadh to the Red Sea, the longest of which is approximately 1,385 kilometers and takes about 14 hours and 40 minutes, aiming to provide diverse travel options and facilitate access to tourist destinations. The Red Sea continues to establish itself as a major tourist destination through activities such as diving and cruises, with ongoing expansion of resorts and marine experiences, all fostering sustainable tourism and supporting it through partnerships with the Saudi Tourism Authority.
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