The Gulf region is positioning itself as a leading global destination for high-end tourism, backed by an ambitious $350 billion investment expected to materialize by 2030. This strategic push aims to diversify national economies and reduce reliance on hydrocarbon revenues across several Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Major infrastructure projects, including luxury resorts, cultural attractions, and integrated entertainment cities, are underway in nations such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. These developments are designed to attract affluent travelers from Asia, Europe, and North America. Industry forecasts suggest that the region’s tourism sector could contribute significantly to GDP growth over the next decade. Governments are also enhancing visa policies and expanding air connectivity to support this transformation. With sustainability and innovation embedded in many plans, the Gulf’s vision reflects a broader economic repositioning on the world stage.
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350 مليار دولار بحلول 2030.. الخليج مركز عالمي للسياحة الفاخرة إرم بزنس
350 مليار دولار بحلول 2030.. الخليج مركز عالمي للسياحة الفاخرة إرم بزنس