TOURISM LAW

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE LAW IN SAUDI ARABIA:

• The law outlines measures to develop tourism infrastructure, including the construction of hotels, resorts, and tourist attractions.
• It establishes licensing requirements and regulations for tourism-related businesses, such as tour operators, travel agencies, and accommodation providers.
• The law includes provisions for promoting tourism in Saudi Arabia through marketing campaigns, partnerships, and collaborations with domestic and international stakeholders.
• It sets standards for visitor services, including accommodation, transportation, and tour guides, to ensure high-quality experiences for tourists.
• The law incorporates measures to protect natural and cultural heritage sites and promote sustainable tourism practices.
• It addresses safety and security concerns to ensure the well-being of tourists and safeguard their interests while traveling within Saudi Arabia.

ISSUER OF THE LAW IN SAUDI ARABIA:

The Tourism Law in Saudi Arabia is typically issued by the Ministry of Tourism, along with relevant governmental bodies responsible for regulating tourism activities and ensuring compliance with legal requirements.

WHO IS SUBJECT TO THE LAW IN SAUDI ARABIA?

All entities and individuals involved in tourism-related activities within Saudi Arabia are subject to the provisions of the Tourism Law. This includes tour operators, travel agencies, accommodation providers, transportation services, tourist guides, and any other businesses or individuals engaged in providing tourism services or facilitating tourist activities.