Saudi Red Sea Authority has signed an MoU with International Registries to boost yacht tourism and expand regulated chartering opportunities in the Red Sea. Signed at the Monaco Yacht Show, the agreement recognises the Yacht Engaged in Trade programme.
The Saudi Red Sea Authority and the Royal Commission for AlUla signed an MoU to strengthen institutional integration, develop environmental protection policies, advance sustainable tourism, and improve implementation efficiency and governance across initiatives.
The Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA) issued three new yacht charter licences to Mayassar Nooraldeen Al-Haddad Company, Seem Prime Company, and Ocean Breeze Company, further strengthening its regulatory role in navigational and maritime tourism activities across the Kingdom.
Saudi Red Sea Authority has issued its first marina operator license in King Abdullah Economic City to Emaar, the Economic City, for Bay La Sun Marina, supporting safety, environmental protection and service standards while expanding the Kingdom’s network of licensed Red Sea tourist marinas.
Saudi Arabia has issued its first beach operator licence to Emaar, The Economic City (EEC), for Yam Beach in King Abdullah Economic City, marking a milestone in the regulation and development of the Kingdom’s coastal tourism sector.
The Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA) today presented Red Sea Global (RSG) with two operating licences for AMAALA Marina and Shura Marina.
The Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA) has launched the Introductory Guide to Coastal Tourism Activities, marking the first of its kind digital gateway designed to eliminate information fragmentation and streamline multiple pathways into a single, centralised electronic reference.
