Neom, a new urban area planned by Saudi Arabia in the northwestern Tabuk Province, has unveiled Leyja, the latest addition to the kingdom nation’s ecotourism developments, reinforcing the drive for a sustainable tourism industry outlined in Saudi Vision 2030. Leyja is set to have 95 percent of its area designated as a nature reserve.
Saudi Arabia aims to seamlessly blend eco-friendly designs and sustainable construction techniques, integrating them harmoniously with nature.
Leyja and its hospitality experiences: Key details
Introducing Leyja, a place where three boutique hotels promise the pinnacle of luxury within a majestic wadi.
Discover something beautifully unique in each one at Leyja, an inspiring new NEOM destination.#Leyja #NEOM pic.twitter.com/3BpEGeLclw
— NEOM (@NEOM) October 15, 2023
Nestled under 400-metre-tall mountains, Leyja is situated in an ancient valley along the Gulf of Aqaba. Upon completion, Leyja will feature three luxury boutique hotels…
