Saudi Arabia's $200 BILLION Red Sea Project Will RIVAL The Maldives

Описание: Saudi Arabia's $200 BILLION Red Sea Project Will RIVAL The Maldives | Luxury travel | Shebara resort | Desert rock red sea
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Megaproject is an audacious initiative that promises to redefine global tourism. Nestled along the western coast of Saudi Arabia, the Red Sea Project is a bold experiment in economic diversification, environmental preservation, and futuristic urban planning. the development features pristine islands, high-tech eco-resorts, and an airport powered entirely by renewable energy, and unlike conventional tourism hubs, this project is designed to be carbon-neutral, plastic-free, and fully sustainable. As the project progresses through its different phases, it has already begun welcoming its first visitors, with luxury resorts, world-class infrastructure, and breathtaking experiences gradually coming to life.

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Video Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:26 Origins and Objectives
3:32 Sustainability & Environmental Commitments
4:45 Red Sea International Airport
6:02 Shebara Resort
7:32 Desert Rock Resort
9:43 Economic and Social Impact
10:40 Future Prospects

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