Qatar Airways has announced that it will now be flying to AlUla,
west of Saudi Arabia.
Visitors can now experience natural and human historical sites in the AlUla region thanks to efforts spearheaded by Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Prince Mohammed bin Salman. By connecting travellers to more than 170 destinations worldwide, Qatar Airways' first voyage to AlUla is a major step towards giving them the greatest possible travel experience.
With the addition of two weekly flights to AlUla, Qatar
Airways will now offer ten destinations in Saudi Arabia. The tour, which was
arranged by a Qatari airline, highlighted Al Ula as a distinctive location that
offers elegance, culture, and history. The high-ranking delegation comprised of
the following: Badr al-Meer, CEO of Qatar Airways Group; Prince Badr bin
Abdullah bin Farhan Al-Saud, Minister of Culture of Saudi Arabia; and Abeer
al-Akel, Acting CEO of the Royal Commission for AlUla.
The delegation went to the city's Old Town, an
architecturally stunning historic district with contemporary design. They went
to many publishing businesses and the sustainable and biodiverse Oasis
neighbourhood to learn about local literature and culture. To fully
explore Al Ula's rich cultural legacy, the Minister from Qatar underlined the
value of making investments in archaeological sites and improving
accessibility. The trip demonstrated how history and modernity can coexist.
Sheikh Abdulrahman emphasized the importance of heritage
protection and preservation in cultural work, stating that historical landmarks
attract visitors from the region and globally. Qatar Airways, a leading
airline, has expanded its network in Saudi Arabia to 10 destinations, serving
its key market with diverse travel options worldwide.
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