The Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA) has issued its first two licenses for operating marinas in the cities of Yanbu and Al-Lith to “Al-Ahlam Marine”.
The latest move aims at supporting SRSA’s mission to promote the coastal tourism sector in Saudi Arabia by creating an attractive environment for tourists, investors, and marina operators in the Red Sea region.
Rooted in its core mandates, which include issuing licenses and permits, enhancing marina infrastructure, and encouraging investment in marine and navigational tourism activities.
The new licenses enhance tourism infrastructure by providing mooring areas for boats and yachts, adhering to the highest safety standards, and facilitating hospitality services, while enriching experiences, regulating tourism activities, and preserving the marine environment.
By licensing these new marinas, SRSA aims to improve infrastructure and promote sustainable tourism along the Red Sea coast, complementing existing licensed operations, which include Red Sea Marina in Jeddah, and Al-Ahlam Marina in Jeddah and Jazan.
It’s worth noting that this effort marks a significant advancement in SRSA’s efforts to develop coastal tourism in the Red Sea, further reinforcing its status as a global destination.
Recently, SRSA announced the issuance of tourist yacht licenses for coastal and maritime tourism activities is a key part of SRSA’s mandate, aiming to promote investments, identify infrastructure needs, and safeguard the marine environment within the Kingdom’s borders.
