Saudia Airlines has unveiled a special aircraft livery featuring the “Saudi, Welcome to Arabia” design as part of its strategic partnership with the Saudi Tourism Authority, aiming to strengthen the Kingdom’s position as a global tourism destination while serving as a mobile promotional platform that reflects authentic Saudi hospitality and supports the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 to attract visitors from around the world.
According to Saudia, the Boeing B787-9
aircraft featuring the new livery will operate across Saudia’s international
network, carrying welcoming messages as part of a year-round promotional
campaign highlighting the Kingdom’s growing tourism momentum.
Saudia contributes to these efforts through
its global network, which serves more than 100 destinations across four
continents.
This plane showcases Saudi Arabia’s
unparalleled offerings.
The livery, designed by the Saudi Tourism
Authority, serves as a visual invitation that maximizes global visibility,
functioning as a striking airborne billboard for the Kingdom’s diverse
destinations, attractions, and renowned hospitality, while reinforcing efforts
to raise global awareness of its transformation.
Ibrahim Al-Omar, Saudia Group Director
General, stated: "Our partnership with the authority is a strong example
of how alignment around shared national objectives can drive real impact. The
continued growth in visitor numbers reflects the success of our joint efforts
to position Saudi Arabia as a leading global tourism destination. This progress
is supported by sustained investment in aviation infrastructure, enhanced
connectivity, and the creation of meaningful travel experiences that reflect
the Kingdom’s rich identity and meet the highest international standards."
Fahd Hamidaddin, Saudi Tourism Authority CEO and Board Member, said:
"Through this collaboration, we continue to expand innovative promotional
platforms, where the journey itself becomes an inspiring experience reflecting
the ‘Spirit of Saudi Arabia’ and supporting the delivery of a fully integrated
tourism experience for visitors."