Vision 2030 Takes Flight with Qiddiya’s Unveiling
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Vision 2030 Takes Flight with Qiddiya’s Unveiling


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In a bold move aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has unveiled Qiddiya, set to be the Kingdom’s largest entertainment, sports, and cultural destination. Located near Riyadh, this iconic project promises to redefine global entertainment with a sprawling array of attractions, from world-class theme parks to cutting-edge sports venues and cultural experiences. Qiddiya is designed to attract millions of visitors, fostering a new era of tourism and economic diversification in Saudi Arabia. As a beacon of innovation, it stands as a testament to the nation’s ambitious vision for the future.


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