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Red Sea Global on Track to Open 11 New Resorts and AMAALA by Early Next Year
Red Sea Global on Track to Open 11 New Resorts and AMAALA by Early Next Year

Red Sea Global is set to open 11 new resorts and welcome its 1st guests to AMAALA by early next year.

The new resorts are due to bring the total number to 25, including the Shura Island resorts, Laheq Island resorts, and The Ritz-Carlton, AMAALA.

The Red Sea and AMAALA aim to host 1.5 million visitors annually and create 120,000 jobs supporting Saudi Vision 2030 goals.

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Opening 11 New Resorts and AMAALA

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As the world increasingly turns its gaze towards sustainable tourism, Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Global is poised to make a significant impact on the hospitality landscape. 

With plans to unveil 11 luxurious resorts in the stunning Red Sea region, the company is not just responding to a growing demand for unique travel experiences but is also setting new benchmarks in eco-friendly tourism. 

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The upcoming AMAALA wellness destination is at the heart of this initiative, promising to redefine luxury and wellness travel on a global scale.

AMAALA

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AMAALA is envisioned as an ultra-luxury destination that will set new benchmarks in wellness, sustainability, and lifestyle experiences. 

Located along the pristine northwestern coast of Saudi Arabia, it will feature untouched beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and breathtaking desert landscapes. This project is designed to cater to affluent travelers looking for exclusive, high-end experiences.

What to Expect from AMAALA

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AMAALA is not merely a resort; it is a comprehensive destination that promises an immersive luxury experience.

The first phase, known as the Triple Bay masterplan, will include 8 resorts and is set to open in 2025, including The Ritz-Carlton, AMAALA, Nammos, Four Seasons AMAALA Triple Bay, Jayasom, Rosewood, Six Senses, Equinox, and Clinique La Prairie.

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Ultimately, the entire development will encompass 29 hotels, over 3,000 rooms, private villas, luxury residences, marinas, and golf courses.

Unique Offerings

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  • Wellness Focus: AMAALA will integrate traditional and modern wellness practices, offering tailored programs, spa retreats, and holistic therapies.
  • Cultural Enrichment: The destination will feature an arts academy, artist residencies, and exhibitions, making it a cultural hub for art enthusiasts.
  • Sustainable Practices: The project aims for a net-positive environmental impact, utilizing renewable energy and advanced green technologies.

Retail and Dining Options

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In addition to accommodations, AMAALA will offer a variety of high-end retail and dining options, ensuring that guests have access to the best experiences during their stay. This focus on luxury and convenience will enhance the destination’s overall appeal.

Launching The 11 Resorts

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In addition to AMAALA, Red Sea Global is set to unveil 11 new resorts as part of its broader Red Sea Project. These resorts will showcase the region’s diverse natural attractions, from hidden islands to majestic mountains.

Phased Openings

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The new resorts are expected to open in phases starting in 2025, including Red Sea Residences and Sheybarah Island Resort, the Four Seasons Resort Red Sea, Miraval Residences, and Jumeirah Residences, and they will collectively add over 8,000 hotel rooms and numerous residential units. 

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Each property will be operated by leading hospitality brands, ensuring a seamless blend of luxury and authentic Arabian experiences.

Shura Island

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Shura Island is shaped like a dolphin, is the vibrant center of the Red Sea destination. Also called ‘Coral Bloom,’ the island’s resorts are designed to blend seamlessly with the rich coral reefs that surround them. 

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Located just an hour’s drive from Red Sea International Airport, the journey to Shura includes crossing Saudi Arabia’s longest overwater bridge.

A Resort-Style Community

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Shura Island is home to 11 resorts, each offering its unique brand of luxury and hospitality. Red Sea Residences’ residents will be privileged to enjoy these world-class facilities right at their doorstep.

Laheq Island

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Red Sea Global’s Laheq Island is the first private luxury residential island along the beautiful Red Sea coast. It is set to open in 2028, and the island will cover 400 hectares filled with white sand beaches, coral reefs full of life, and clear blue waters.

Laheq Island will also include high-end homes and two luxury resort hotels within “The Ring” at the center, plus a marina, a golf course, and fine dining spots.

Resorts Already Open on the Red Sea

Desert Rock Resort

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Desert Rock, Red Sea Global’s luxury mountain resort, is set in between the scenic desert mountains, has accepted reservations as well. 

It is spread across 30,000 square meters of pristine desert terrain, the resort features 54 high-end villas and 10 exclusive suites, including a Royal Villa and unique Mountain Cave Suites.

This marks the third self-operated resort by Red Sea Global, situated only a 20-minute drive from Red Sea International Airport.

Shebara Resort

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Shebara, a luxury resort by Red Sea Global, welcomed reservations earlier this year and the resort boasts 73 exquisite overwater and beachfront villas, each offering breathtaking views of the Red Sea.

As the fourth resort to launch at this picturesque Red Sea destination, Shebara is the first to be directly managed by Red Sea Global. Guests can easily access Shebara via a seaplane from the newly inaugurated Red Sea International Airport or with a 30-minute boat ride.

Nujuma, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve 

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The Nujuma, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, is also open for reservations on the stunning Ummahat Island in the Saudi Red Sea. This impressive reserve, inspired by the shape of a shell, boasts 63 lavish villas with breathtaking ocean views. 

Guests can choose from 1 to 3 bedroom options and 18 exclusive Ritz-Carlton Reserve branded residences, with prices starting at 9250 SAR per night.

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The resort also offers top-notch amenities like a diving center, fitness center, and various high-end restaurants. To reach the reserve, guests can take a chartered boat or seaplane from the recently launched Red Sea International Airport. 

Six Sense Southern Dunes

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Six Sense Southern Dunes, The Red Sea was the first hotel to officially open in the Red Sea Project, with a special opening offer. This stunning resort offers 36 guest rooms and 40 pool villas situated against the backdrop of the Majestic Arabian Desert and Hijaz Mountains. 

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The resort combines visionary tourism with sustainability and heritage. Nestled in The Red Sea Destination, this resort is a testament to innovation, adventure, and a rich cultural legacy.

St. Regis Red Sea Resort

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St. Regis Red Sea Resort was the first private island resort along the stunning Saudi Red Sea coast It is situated on the unspoiled Ummahat Island, the resort’s access is facilitated through chartered boat services or seaplane transportation from the recently established Red Sea International Airport.

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Featuring a collection of 90 spacious overwater villas, including overwater and beachfront options equipped with exclusive private pools, the resort boasts various luxury offerings, including its renowned signature spa and five distinct dining venues.

Economic Impact and Job Creation

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The development of AMAALA and the new resorts is projected to have a significant economic impact on Saudi Arabia. The initiatives are expected to contribute billions to the national GDP and create thousands of jobs.

Economic Contributions 

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  • GDP Growth: Estimates suggest an annual contribution of over $3 billion once fully operational.
  • Job Creation: Approximately 50,000 new jobs will be generated across various sectors, including hospitality and construction.
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This focus on local employment aligns with the goals of Vision 2030, empowering Saudi citizens and fostering economic growth.

Redefined Luxury Living at Red Sea

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Red Sea Global is poised to revolutionize the luxury tourism landscape in Saudi Arabia with the upcoming launch of AMAALA and 11 new resorts. This initiative not only aligns with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 but also sets the stage for a new era of sustainable and culturally rich travel experiences. 

As the world watches, Saudi Arabia is ready to emerge as a leading destination for ultra-luxury tourism, showcasing its natural beauty and cultural treasures to a global audience.

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