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05/05/2015 01:16 AST
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities, is participating in the 22nd session of the Forum of Arab Travel Market 2015 being held this week in Dubai.
The Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities, and number of its partners working in the travel industry, national tourism, trip organization, tourism accommodation, and Umrah companies represent the Kingdom of Saudi in its pavilion at the Forum.
The Commission's Vice President for Marketing and Programs Hamad bin Abdulaziz Al Al-Sheikh said that the participation of the Kingdom aims to highlight its cultural and tourism potentials which are unique in the Kingdom, in addition to marketing Saudi Arabia as a destination for the citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
He expressed hope that the Saudi pavilion is a link for investors involved with their international counterparts, and to enable the local tourist companies to get access to the Gulf markets and other international markets, as well as providing correct information about the Kingdom as a tourist and economic destination to the international and Gulf media.
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