TDF signs MoU with Hyatt to bring beach, mountain, farm stay experiences to Saudi

TDF signs MoU with Hyatt to bring beach, mountain, farm stay experiences to Saudi

Saudi Arabia’s Tourism Development Fund signed an agreement with Hyatt Hotels to bring more luxury stay options to regions across the Kingdom.

The agreement will see the development of beach-facing and city hotels, as well as mountain, desert and farm retreats, with a focus on experiences and wellness, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Thursday.

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The Hyatt brand is expected to bring their Alila Resorts chain and Park Hyatt, Hyatt Centric, Grand Hyatt, among others, to the Kingdom.

“Saudi Arabia is the largest emerging market in the Middle East and has made significant advances across sectors to springboard its economy. The country has been recognized as one of the world’s fastest growing tourism destinations and we see this as a great opportunity to expand Hyatt’s brand footprint while providing exquisite service and care to local and international high-end travelers,” Regional Vice President, Development - Middle East and Africa Ludwig Bouldoukian was quoted as saying by SPA.

“The development of these hotels would be part of the Kingdom’s National Tourism Strategy and in line with Saudi Vision 2030,” according to the SPA report.

“This collaboration with Hyatt will help us to attract tourists