SAUDIA in collaboration with the Saudi Tourism Authority and the Saudi Air Connectivity Program (ACP), has added four new destinations, including Johannesburg, to expand its international network.
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This forms part of the gulf state’s Vision 2030 reform program, where it has set an ambitious goal of reaching 100 million annual tourists by 2030.
‘The opening of four new air routes across three different regions is the result of strong collaboration between the Saudi tourism and aviation ecosystems,’ said CEO of ACP, Ali Rajab.
‘We are proud to have been part of these efforts. These new routes offer a diverse mix of travel opportunities in the Kingdom, unlocking its rich cultural heritage and inviting travellers from around the world to experience the beauty and diversity of this remarkable destination.’
SAUDIA s is set to launch flights to four new destinations including Johannesburg, Kano (Nigeria), Birmingham (UK), and Beijing.
The details of the services are yet to be announced.
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