The superyacht industry is experiencing a surge in traffic in Saudi Arabia, particularly as the Red Sea emerges as a pivotal gateway between the Mediterranean and the Arabian Gulf. As luxury and maritime developments continue to unfold along the Saudi coast, the country links the European waters with the Middle East, becoming the maritime corridor for international yachting travel.
04 November 2024
Yacht Traffic Surges in Saudi Arabia
THE BRIDGE BETWEEN RED SEA AND THE MED IS NOW A REALITY.
Last week’s Red Sea Week, with the Grand Opening of Neom Sindalah at its center, marked a historic moment for Saudi Arabia’s entrance into the superyacht market. Neom Sindalah, an innovative island development designed to be an ultra-premium yachting and leisure hub, has drawn an impressive array of influential figures and an outstanding superyacht fleet from all around the world.
Althaus Yachts proudly attended this groundbreaking event, being a pivotal moment for the company’s presence in Saudi Arabia. By attending the Red Sea Week and aligning with Neom Sindalah’s opening, Althaus Yachts is now among the vanguard of companies establishing a presence in this region – set to become one of the world’s most significant yachting bridges.
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