One hundred million visitors arrived in Saudi Arabia by 2023, a milestone reached earlier than expected. Now, moving forward, travel across the country looks different because of it. The Numbers First A hundred million travelers visited Saudi Arabia in 2023 – three years sooner than planned under Vision 2030. That goal shifted soon after; today, the aim is 150 million each year by 2027 instead. By 2024, tourism made up 4.5 percent of the nation’s economy. Over 1.5 million workers now have jobs tied to hotels, eateries, sites, and transit services there. Five years back, this place barely welcomed tourists.…
Author: Eat 'N Stays
In a major wildlife conservation milestone, the first Persian onager has been successfully born and bred on Saudi Arabian soil in more than a century at the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve. The birth marks the return of one of the world’s rarest and most endangered animals to the Arabian landscape. The historic birth highlights the success of Saudi Arabia’s ambitious ReWildArabia conservation programme, aimed at restoring native wildlife species that once roamed the region. A Historic Wildlife Conservation Achievement in Saudi Arabia The male Persian onager foal was born in June 2025 as part of the Reserve’s large-scale…
Solo travel continues to rise across the globe, with more travellers choosing independent adventures to explore new destinations at their own pace. A newly released 2026 Solo Travel Index by Quotezone.co.uk has revealed the best solo travel destinations in Europe, with Madrid taking the top spot for lone travellers. From safety and affordable transport to internet connectivity and social opportunities, the ranking highlights the best European cities for both first-time and experienced solo adventurers. Why Solo Travel Is More Popular Than Ever Travelling alone has become one of the biggest tourism trends in recent years. Research shows that 69% of…
Travelling is exciting, but maintaining hygiene while on the move is just as important as planning your itinerary. From airports and aeroplanes to hotel rooms, travellers are constantly exposed to high-touch surfaces filled with germs and bacteria. A recent survey by Quotezone.co.uk has highlighted the top unhygienic travel habits that could increase the risk of illness during holidays. As international travel peaks during summer, experts are encouraging holidaymakers to take extra precautions to stay healthy abroad. Why Travel Hygiene Matters More Than Ever Airports, hotels, and aeroplanes are shared environments used by thousands of travellers every day. While many areas…