The Red Sea : Red Sea International Airport (RSI), operated by daa International, is set to significantly expand its international connectivity through a partnership with premium airline BeOnd. Further strengthening its position as the gateway to one of Saudi Arabia’s leading luxury tourism destinations.
The expanded network will see BeOnd launch services connecting Red Sea International Airport with seven destinations, including five new European gateways, London, Paris, Munich, Moscow and Zurich, alongside its existing services from Milan and Malé. The airline is expected to operate more than 30 weekly departures across its network, creating greater access for international travellers seeking to experience The Red Sea’s world-class resorts and exceptional natural landscapes.
The announcement marks another important milestone in Red Sea International Airport’s continued growth as Saudi Arabia expands international air connectivity in line with Vision 2030 and the National Tourism Strategy. By improving direct access from priority European markets, the new services will support growing international demand while reinforcing The Red Sea’s position as a premier global luxury tourism destination.
Operating an all-business-class fleet, BeOnd offers a premium travel experience designed to complement the luxury positioning of The Red Sea destination. The airline’s boutique service, spacious cabins and personalised onboard experience reflect the high standards of hospitality visitors can expect from the moment they begin their journey.
Michael White, Chief Commercial Officer of Red Sea International Airport said, “Expanding international connectivity is fundamental to unlocking the full potential of The Red Sea as one of the world’s most sought-after luxury tourism destinations. These new services with BeOnd will provide guests from key European markets with even greater access to the destination while delivering a premium travel experience that reflects the exceptional quality and hospitality they can expect upon arrival.”
