The initiative is part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing efforts to boost its tourism and leisure options under Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority (GEA), working with the Ministry of Investment, has announced 29 new investment opportunities in different areas of entertainment. These projects are available on the “Invest Saudi” platform and are designed to attract both local and international investors. They are located in various regions across the Kingdom.
This initiative is part of Saudi Arabia’s continuous efforts to improve its tourism and leisure services under Vision 2030. By inviting private companies to join, the Kingdom wants to create top-quality entertainment places for both residents and visitors. Some of the planned projects include a mountain adventure park, a general amusement park, a water park, a virtual reality (VR) entertainment park, and modern e-gaming centers.
The entertainment sector is a key part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030—a plan to diversify the economy and reduce its dependence on oil. By growing its entertainment options, the Kingdom aims to build a lively environment that supports economic growth, creates jobs, and helps develop new industries. These investments will also improve the quality of life for residents by offering a variety of cultural, recreational, and leisure activities that appeal to everyone.
Saudi Arabia’s fast growth in the entertainment sector has made the Kingdom an emerging center for leisure and tourism in the region. These new investment opportunities are an important step in this change, giving investors the chance to join a growing market. The projects are expected to help the local economy and make Saudi Arabia more attractive as a top global tourist destination.
Industry experts say that the entertainment and tourism sectors will be crucial in helping the Kingdom achieve its goals for economic growth and sustainable development. “This initiative shows Saudi Arabia’s dedication to innovation and excellence in entertainment,” said a spokesperson from the GEA. “It invites the private sector to take an active role in shaping the future of leisure and entertainment in the Kingdom.”
