Build a World-Class Hospitality Career at Red Sea Global Saudi Arabia

Red Sea Global is setting a new global benchmark for luxury eco-tourism, integrating high-end resorts with deep environmental stewardship. It’s a cornerstone of Saudi Arabia’s push to diversify its economy, create jobs, and showcase the Red Sea coastline’s natural wonders while adhering to strict conservation principles.

Sustainability & Innovation

Regenerative-development model: aims for net-positive environmental impact versus just sustainability .
LEED Platinum v4.1 Cities: Plan & Design certification with a near-perfect score—first in Middle East .
Conservation-first: cap on visitor numbers, 75 % untouched terrain, and robust habitat restoration (mangroves, seagrass, coral reefs) .
New water‑sports and diving brands (“WAMA” and “Galaxea”) launched; guests can swim through mangroves, visit a 600‑year‑old coral colony, and dive an 18th‑century shipwreck.
Key Projects & Scope
1. The Red Sea Project
Encompasses ~28,000 km², covering a 200 km coastline and 90+ islands with rich coral reefs, volcanoes, dunes, and canyons .
On track for 50 resorts, 8,000 hotel rooms, 1,300 residences, and an international airport by 2030 .
Sustainability commitments include preserving 75 % of islands, capping annual visitors at 1 million, targeting a 30 % net-conservation benefit by 2040, and powering Phase 1 entirely off-grid with solar/battery—aided by over 760,000 photovoltaic panels and a 1,300 MWh battery facility .
The Red Sea International Airport (RSI, IATA: RSI) opened September 2023, serving 1 million passengers/year from airside Hanak, Tabuk .
2. Amaala
Covers ~4,200 km²; focuses on wellness, yachting, arts, and sports .
Phase 1 (8 resorts + yacht club) scheduled to open in 2025; plans include 25 resorts, 3,000 rooms, 200+ retail venues; powered fully by renewables .
3. Thuwal Private Retreat
Ultra-private, buy-out-only island resort spanning ~1.7 ha, launched in 2024