Project

    Amaala

    Inspired by art, wellness, and the purity of the red sea, AMAALA is the world’s first integrated family wellness destination that offers restorative experiences for all.

    AMAALA is a luxury tourism destination being developed along the Red Sea coast in northwestern Saudi Arabia. Covering 4,000 km², this year-round destination will offer exciting activities across all interests – including sea and sun, sports, arts, and culture – ensuring all guests have the experience of a lifetime.

    AMAALA's first phase of development is focused on its Triple Bay masterplan, which will offer some 1,300 rooms in eight hotels - the first batch opening in 2024. When completed in 2027, AMAALA will have over 3,000 hotel rooms across 25 hotels, 943 luxury residential villas, as well as high-end retail and food outlets, a yacht club, wellness, and recreational facilities.

    Sustainability is a top priority for AMAALA, which is located in the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Natural Reserve. Only 5% of the area will be used for development – the rest will be preserved, protecting the area’s diverse ecosystems and local culture. AMAALA will also operate on 100% renewable energy, have a zero-carbon footprint, and contribute no waste to landfills.

    Discover how Vision 2030 is shaping the future of the Kingdom’s travel and tourism sector by unlocking breathtaking natural treasures and offering unmatched exciting experiences.

    objectives

    Support the diversification of Saudi Arabia's economy away from oil-dependence

    Develop burgeoning industries such as tourism, hospitality & wellness

    Create about 50,000 new direct, indirect, & induced jobs for Saudis

    Contribute upwards of $2.9bn to the GDP once fully operational

    Develop a world-class, global wellness destination focused on sustainability

    Sub project

    triple bay

    marine life institute

    the yacht club

    Figures

    Zero Carbon

    Footprint

    30,000

    Rooms in 25 hotels

    500,000

    Annual Visitors

    50,000

    New direct, indirect &induced jobs

    300

    Contracts signed to date, worth $1.7bn+

    $2.9bn

    Contribution to GDP once fully operational

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