Saudi Arabia is a global tourist destination with a significant impact on boosting the national economy and providing new job opportunities. The Kingdom is working to develop tourism infrastructure and highlight its cultural heritage through massive projects like “Al-Ula,” “Qiddiya,” and “Red Sea.” It also aims to ease the issuance of tourist visas and improve services to meet visitors’ expectations.

The tourism sector has seen numerous laws and regulations, such as the Tourism Law, which encourages investment in tourist destinations, regulations for licensing and operating tourism establishments, and protection of tourists’ rights. Additionally, systems have been developed to preserve cultural and environmental heritage, regulate consumer rights, and streamline visa procedures.
At Al-Duaiji, Al-Buwardi & Partners, we provide consultancy to tourism investors, work on drafting commercial contracts related to hotel management and tourism services, resolve disputes related to tourism contracts, and ensure that tourism companies comply with consumer protection laws and regulations for site preservation.

These services contribute to enhancing legal confidence in the tourism sector, attracting investments, and supporting the Kingdom’s vision of becoming a global tourist destination.