The Sustainable Red Sea Tourism Project
Saudi Arabia is developing a sustainable tourism project on its Red Sea coast called Red Sea Global and Amaala. The project aims to provide luxury hotels, dining, and outdoor experiences while running on 100% solar energy and promoting zero waste. The region s long sandy coastlines and pristine waters are a major attraction, especially for scuba divers. With abundant coral reefs and diverse marine life, the Red Sea has the potential to become a top diving destination, challenging Egypt s status. The Red Sea plans to minimize the impact on the reefs and maintain control over diving activities to preserve the marine ecosystem. The area offers numerous diving sites, including an archipelago surrounded by a barrier reef and the opportunity to explore an 18th-century shipwreck. The developers are also taking a sustainable approach by planting mangrove trees, strategically choosing locations to protect coral reefs, and using renewable energy to power the resorts.
Saudi Arabia is developing a sustainable tourism project called Red Sea Global and Amaala. It offers luxury hotels, dining, and outdoor experiences using 100% solar energy, promoting zero waste. The Red Sea has potential to challenge Egypt as a top diving destination. The project aims to minimize impact on reefs, control diving activities, and preserve the marine ecosystem. It offers diverse diving sites, including an archipelago and an 18th-century shipwreck. Developers plant mangrove trees, strategically protect coral reefs, and use renewable energy.
