AlUla Fosters Global Presence with Five New Partnerships
As part of its commitment to offering exceptional travel experiences, AlUla has unveiled five new partnerships with pioneering Destination Management Companies (DMCs), according to the Saudi Press Agency.
These partnerships were signed last week during the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai.
Promisingly, they will boost the growth of AlUla's tourism sector in accordance with the highest international standards.
The partnerships involve deals with the following companies: CTTC
Talia Tourism
UTA
Athaar Arabia
AlFares International
By adding these five new companies to AlUla's partners network, the total number of contracted destination management companies has risen to 13 strategic partners.
Therefore, AlUla is on the right track to become a prestigious global destination known for its rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and luxurious hospitality offerings.
Through its outstanding initiatives such as the Forever Revitalizing campaign, AlUla has been achieving remarkable growth in visitation and global recognition.
Thanks to direct flights between its international airport and various cities and countries around the world, visiting AlUla has become easier than ever.
For more information about AlUla's events and activities, kindly visit the link below:
https://www.experiencealula.com/en
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