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Saudi Arabia to welcome Middle East’s first TRIBE hotel in King Salman Park

Saudi Arabia to welcome Middle East’s first TRIBE hotel in King Salman Park

  • TRIBE Riyadh King Salman Park hotel will feature two restaurants, meeting facilities, banquet hall, gym, and swimming pool
  • TRIBE Living will introduce 150 apartments ranging from studios to three-bedroom units
By Nirmal Narayanan ·
Special Saudi Arabia’s tourism growth key to Vision 2030: Accor CEO  video

Saudi Arabia’s tourism growth key to Vision 2030: Accor CEO 

By Sherouk Zakaria - Nirmal Narayanan ·
Accor to build 45 new hotels in Saudi Arabia by 2030: CEO video

Accor to build 45 new hotels in Saudi Arabia by 2030: CEO

By Reina Takla - Miguel Hadchity ·

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