Saudi Arabia

This initial offering will comprise an impressive 25 hotels, expanding to 27 when including the two Turtle Bay properties.

The establishment of flynas Syria represents a major confidence-building investment in Syria’s long-term economic potential and geographic position as a potential regional hub.

By initiating visas in early February, authorities aim to improve travel planning for pilgrims and allow more time for coordination with Hajj affairs offices and service providers globally.

A key strategic feature is the flexibility offered by multiple embarkation ports across key cities in three Gulf countries, allowing guests to start their voyage closer to home.

The new route will connect Singapore Changi International Airport (SIN) with King Khalid International Airport (RUH) in Riyadh, operating Airbus A350-900 aircraft with a seating capacity of 303 per flight.

This new service dramatically improves air connectivity for this rapidly developing administrative and residential zone, providing a vital direct link for government traffic, business travelers, and residents to a major Saudi gateway.

Developed as part of ADMO Lifestyle Holding’s global expansion, the resort aims to fuse the vibrant, social energy of a world-class lifestyle destination with the immersive sanctuary of a high-end resort.

True to the brand’s ethos, it blends contemporary style with a strong sense of place, offering amenities that include an all-day dining restaurant, a coffee shop, two ballrooms, eight meeting rooms, a fitness centre, and a kids club.

Central to the hotel’s identity as a social hub are its six dining and social venues, including the brand’s iconic W Lounge.

The transformation will involve a meticulous, phased renovation scheduled over the next 24 months to ensure full compliance with Swissôtel’s global standards.