Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALASaudi Arabia is making significant strides in its tourism sector with the opening of new luxury resorts and hotels across key locations, including the Red Sea coast, Riyadh, Jeddah, Diriyah, and AlUla. The country aims to add more than 200,000 hotel keys by 2030, with over 50 international hotel brands already operating or planning expansions.
The AMAALA project, a highly anticipated luxury destination on the Saudi Red Sea Coast, is now welcoming guests. This includes the Equinox Resort AMAALA, Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA, and Six Senses AMAALA, among others. Jayasom Wellness Resort AMAALA, which opened in September 2026, offers 153 guestrooms and wellness-led dining concepts.
The Red Sea region continues to grow with the recent opening of Raffles The Red Sea, joining other international brands like Four Seasons and Miraval. In Diriyah, Wadi Safar is emerging as a luxury hospitality hub, with upcoming developments from Aman, Six Senses, and Armani Hotel Diriyah.
Kingdom Tower, an architectural landmark in the Heart of Riyadh.
Riyadh is also expanding its hospitality offerings with new luxury hotels such as W Riyadh and Conrad Riyadh Laysen Valley. Meanwhile, AlUla is focusing on sustainable growth with projects like the Autograph Collection hotel, which began construction in 2026.
Jeddah's luxury hospitality sector is evolving with projects like Raffles Jeddah and Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Jeddah, enhancing its role as a gateway to the Red Sea coast. These developments collectively highlight Saudi Arabia's commitment to becoming a leading luxury tourism destination.
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