Balanced and well informed video! A refreshing change from the usual anti-Saudi rhetoric. FYI the first phase of RSI will be supporting international flights from Dubai this year. Bookings are open for Six Senses Southern Dunes from 1st December.
What Saudi Arabia has taken is a major modernization step in view of the course of social development in the Kingdom, although it is lagging behind other countries.
They definitely work on a lot of megaprojects at the moment. That's why we cover them. But the last video about a project in Saudi Arabia was 6 month ago :D
The largest mega projects in energy, construction, tourism, industry, mining and logistics services in Saudi Arabia. Therefore, it is natural to talk about Saudi Arabia, and it is unnatural to ignore the largest projects in the world
How convenient that you can make your snarky comments from buildings constructed with already used concrete so you are done the damage already for a far less green city, so why don't you take your comment and serve it to your woke they/them politician and stop bothering other people.
I think that most people know Dubai, but they do not know the city of Jeddah, which is planning giant future projects that will make it one of the most beautiful coastal cities in the world, and the city of Jeddah has competitive advantages that the city of Dubai does not possess.
@@robertb1802 are u serious u can do all that in Saudi except the wine part ,but u will find out the world much better with alcohol at least we are not afraid to go at 2 am to a coffee shop or a park we are in Saudi Arabia can go out 24 hour and as 27 women alone with out a fried so but ur ricism thought to the trash we don’t need u with such and old way mind
@@a7mdenoA7x Nah, just wanted to see if any Saudi bots would correct me. You guys gotta work on getting trolled so easily, along with your women's rights, personal freedoms, slave labour, human rights abuses, etc. etc. before anybody wants to visit such a massive shithole.
I love the 24 million plants in an ultra arid place. Desalination is extremely energy intensive- if they can do that with solar, I tip my hat. But even considering this project without first figuring out the water (and sewer on the islands) does not give me much hope of success.
For the red sea project - they live in al wajh and umluj For Amaala, they built a custom camp called tamimi village, some people choose to live in al wajh and Duba
@@muhammadishfaq9438No brother thats not true. Im on the the people who are working at the red sea airport project. Here also there is a camp called the construction village housing which has a masive capacity of 13k employees.
@@muhammadishfaq9438No brother thats not true. Im on the the people who are working at the red sea airport project. Here also there is a camp called the construction village housing which has a masive capacity of 13k employees.
If budgeting for the tourists could be brought down after covering a considerable part of the construction cost, many people would love to visit such an attractive location. 👍🏼
The cost doesn’t matter these are cities with people living in them so you’ll find both expensive and luxurious amenities and mid range amenities. Be aware that mid range in the gulf like Dubai Qatar and Saudi is the same standard as western ultra luxury
Constructing contemporary edifices does not automatically bring modernization to a nation, particularly if the populace adheres to a medieval way of life.
what Saudi Arabia is accomplishing and proposing is both amazing and extremely hopeful for the future of our planet. Would I personally like to see every project, you bet! The reality of an economic impact to my own family, well probably not. For now, it truly is made for the 1% to maybe 5% of people on the planet that could go. But, with that being said, if they are successful, they are setting the standards that could be implemented by other countries for future generations. Certainly hats off to the Prince and the people behind these endeavors, as completely new economic acknowledgements to their future is being realized, and it gives me hope that other countries will follow their stead in the possibilities of living, revolutionary design, and truly new approaches to the hospitality and entertainment resort type of industries. My fingers, and toes are crossed that they are successful. Regardless, kudos to the Crown Prince for such amazing insight into the "What If" scenarios!
Your perspective on Saudi Arabia's ambitious projects and their potential impact is thoughtful and insightful. The initiatives indeed set a standard for innovative development and can serve as a source of inspiration for future projects worldwide. The hope is that successful implementation will pave the way for positive change and new approaches to various industries. Kudos to the Crown Prince and everyone involved in envisioning and realizing these endeavors. It's fascinating to witness how such projects can shape the future landscape of hospitality, entertainment, and beyond. 🌐🌟👏
The crown prince revealed an ambitious program of social and economic reform entitled "Vision 2030" and pledged to diversify the economy by offering part of the state-owned oil company Aramco to the public and encouraging new companies to reduce dependence on oil exports.
It would be astonishing, if the entire Arabian space can aquire so much rich luxury tourists, to fill the capacities. Furthermore if Oil ends its epoche, not only Arabia gets an problem. Also the entire developed world as source of Tourists. What will happen from USA, Europe, China and all arising economical Superpowers of East Asia, if Oil ends ? It will result in an crash of wealthiness all around the world. And how many people can order a family holidays which will cost 30.000 Dollar for some weaks in this futuristic Holiday destination ? Spektacular building projects. But Arabia should take care, about the real potential of future luxury tourism. May be to spent a little more of money into reforesting the deserts and building sustainable touristic attraction, which may be payable for a world of past Oil wealthiness.
Yes would like to go. But i) the cost and ii) hopefully no sharks as they are protected by the barrier reef? We know in Hurghada accross the red sea there have been attacks.
COchin International Airport is already the first airport in the world which runs completely on solar power i.e renewable energy so it cannot be a unique thing now. but this is quite an ambitious project catering to only the ultra rich
Someone said something that I can not get out of my mind. Israel with the help of Saudi Arabia, wants to build a replacement to the Suez Canal. Built from the Mediterranean to the Gulf of Aqaba, through Gaza. I have no proof, but if it is true it makes all these mega projects make a lot more sense. It makes a lot more things make sense.
The 20k rich people from around the world who are willing to pay so much money for things they can get for one tenth of the price elsewhere. Saudi calculations suggest they would need tens of millions of visitors each year to keep this monstrocity above water.
I was really suggesting that westerners like to sunbathe, wear shorts tee-shirts and bikini. And many of the things westerners do wouldnt be accepted in places like this
Why people like you think that THEY ARE THE SMARTEST PERSONS in the world and you feed your brainwashed opinions to people on gun point. People can wear whatever they want in beach. JUST NOT IN PLACES LIKE MALLS AND PARKS. Literally beach is filled with people who sun bath with t shorts. THE ONLY THING IS Girls have to go to a resort. Just not in public beach. A RESORT. and many countries more have same law.@@TheRealMarkyPizzle
3.000 hotels smell like EMPTY HOTELS which leads to HIGH maintaining costs and of course Workers with low income will results in lack of quality service...
@@eduardoasuncion5187 i mean, qatar got a lot of tourists even with the alcohol ban, so maybe there are people who are okay with not drinking alcohol for a few days 🤷♂
@@hilali37 most Hotel offered Alcohol here in Qatar, also you can buy alcohol if you have license card. Is not totally banned but there is certain areas which is allowed
You should consider the taxes that will have to be shelled out by corporations doing business there. Yeah, you can look at each tourist, but that is just a small part to it when there's going to be hundreds of thousands of dollars in services and products flowing through this region. I know 28BN seems like a lot, even compared to his 500BN fund, but that's just his play money. I don't think people truly understand just how much money they have to invest and solve any problem at their leisure.
This, of course, is all beautiful, but... The most important thing is how much damage and harm all this can cause to nature, fauna and corals of the Red Sea. In Egypt, many corals have died due to mass tourism. The population of some fish and marine animals has declined greatly, and some species have completely disappeared in this region of the Red Sea. So all this beauty could end in an environmental disaster... So the main thing here is to pay great attention to the conservation of nature, corals and the fauna of the Red Sea.
Saudi should learn how to build step by step, to develop from something small into bigger one when its needed not start direct with big when demand isnt there.
Sorry but who said that Saudi Arabia started from something small to something big without gradually progressing? I think you do not know Vision 2030 ☺️ Saudi Arabia’s developments began before you and I came to life No one teaches Mohammed bin Salman what to do, he is the one who teaches the world👍🏼
to be honest though all of this things are solely credited to MBS himself.. what a visionary man.. i've worked in saudi since 2004 and when i first came to the country all i see is just a massive desert. Riyadh was just starting to progress and nothings change since 2 decades later. not until this vision 2030 project came out in 2017, imho, this is actually long overdue this project could've been done before MBS's reign like where are all the $money$ goes since the inception of oil in 1938.. like they were the first to discover oil before UAE but then dubai and UAE are more progressive than them..
Big problem with 'mega projects' has always been continued financing 💰. With the bottomless pockets the Saudis have, the projects will definitely be completed. Its just a case of if people will be present🤔
I don' t understand where the solar installations that fuel the developments will be situated, as the maps do not show them. Considering that solar batteries (as for now) have to be close to the airports and the resorts, it would mean visual pollution in otherwise picture perfect surroundings. Does anyone know? Where are these solar fields?
Waste management is going to be a nightmare here, they're going to completely *uck up all the ecology that makes the area attractive, wind borne plastic blowing around the desert is a great look.
I hope this won't be a project only for super rich people. Surely I can't afford a 5.800€ vacation maybe max 2.000€ 😅 it's a big project and I hope there will be something affordable or we'll continue with Sharm eheh😂
Something you don’t know part of 2030 vision is to develop middle east as a whole there is no competition between KSA and UAE 🇦🇪 Their failure affect us and their success is part of our success too
Egypt has built loads of hotels along it's reef.... im in sharm el sheikh now and since my last visit 11yrs ago... the reef isn't as good as it was. Lots dead and the fish have vanished... you used to see dozens of different types now it's the same few types and not many of those either. Their reef will die too in a few years...
hi, you said its too good to be true... in Saudi Arabia we are accountable for these projects. and no matter what it will be delivered on time and all of it already in construction stage.
@@rioluna6058If Saudi Arabia becomes your country, talk about it whatever you want. You have no business dude No one knows Mohammed bin Salman. He is the one who teaches the world.
if saudi arabia becomes my country? dude what are you trying to say ihonestly i didnt understood that ,i know who mohammed bin salman is he is the owner of saudi arabia and he alos has tourette syndrome so he makes funny faces when he speaks and when he is nervous is even worse lol @@Abt10a
@@Abt10a if saudi arabia becomes my country? dude what are you trying to say ihonestly i didnt understood that ,i know who mohammed bin salman he is the owner of saudi arabia
@@rioluna6058Every successful person faces these comments ahh hhhhh I appreciate your jealousy and anger and wish success for your country like mine ☺️☺️💚
Would you like to visit these luxury resorts one day? 🤔
I would love to visit these amazing futuristic resorts one day :)
Yes but to much money
@@Jamiew2020 🤣
I wonder when Australia will make any mega projects soon
Yeah! I'm putting them in my bucket list! I am guaranteeing to go there under my affordability! That wouldn't do with out the passport with validity!
You said it well. Saudi Arabia will have many of these mega projects today and in the future
doubtful.. more likely to have half finished projects and zero tourism due to archaic laws oppressing women..
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Instead of an alligator on employee polo shirts they will have a bone saw. Peace/JT
@@johnthompson6374 another day, another crappy joke about chainsaws
@@hilali37 Who's joking, MTHRFKR?
What Saudi Arabia accomplishing amazing. It's a great video indeed.
I would love to visit them all
Saudi Arabia is waiting for you 🇸🇦❤️
For anyone that can afford it, It's a nice place to go.
This is why I feel successful as a Saudi Arabian
The only success that you possess as a country is oil and that my friend was given to you by the nature 👍
Balanced and well informed video! A refreshing change from the usual anti-Saudi rhetoric. FYI the first phase of RSI will be supporting international flights from Dubai this year. Bookings are open for Six Senses Southern Dunes from 1st December.
Proud to be a part of Red Sea 😍
Finally, the wealthy of the world have a place to go for their vacations
ur not one of them buddy
@@cx5606💀
They're not going to go to Saudi Arabia though. Nobody is going to Saudi Arabia except migrant workers lol
@@robertb1802 under which rock have you been living? pff
@@lllllMlllll Your mother. She's quite hefty, but at least she like topping.
So amazing development
What Saudi Arabia has taken is a major modernization step in view of the course of social development in the Kingdom, although it is lagging behind other countries.
To come last is better than no show-off, isn't it?
Wow so beautiful Amazing❤❤❤
wow amazing country i wish to visit that place. its very expensive amount of cost to provide that kind of place. im happy to watch this video.
I believe he meant 5700 SAR, which is significantly less than 5700 USD.
roughly equals 1520 SAR dollars
@@_Sickkno, actually will be 5,000 dollars or more, the luxury, places in Saudi Arabia not that cheap
Sounds good. I hope the three projects all get completed.
At this point saudi Arabia is carring this channel
Jealous? Or only wants them to report about projects in west counties!
They definitely work on a lot of megaprojects at the moment. That's why we cover them. But the last video about a project in Saudi Arabia was 6 month ago :D
The largest mega projects in energy, construction, tourism, industry, mining and logistics services in Saudi Arabia.
Therefore, it is natural to talk about Saudi Arabia, and it is unnatural to ignore the largest projects in the world
Waw I definitely will go there for my honeymoon 😍
Nice 😍😍😍
It would be important to also mention the footprint of the concrete used when discussing the environmental impact!
nobody cares
lol
How convenient that you can make your snarky comments from buildings constructed with already used concrete so you are done the damage already for a far less green city, so why don't you take your comment and serve it to your woke they/them politician and stop bothering other people.
@@vhffgfdrfvftcfdsthhrfrftfz2003
Facts.
Rather than using their brains, these folks rely on their asses. That's if they even a brain to begin with.
@@vhffgfdrfvftcfdsthhrfrftfz2003 would still be important to mention it - my comment was entirely objective.
Definitely will be one of my favorite vacation destinations
I hope we can make blimps more mainstream in the future for the environment
Really informational vide for me.Thank for share this video
I think that most people know Dubai, but they do not know the city of Jeddah, which is planning giant future projects that will make it one of the most beautiful coastal cities in the world, and the city of Jeddah has competitive advantages that the city of Dubai does not possess.
Too bad I can't go with my girlfriend or enjoy a glass of wine or watch movies in movie theaters
@@robertb1802 Too bad you have been brainwashed and couldn't make few Google searches to validate your assumptions. (except the wine)
@@robertb1802 are u serious u can do all that in Saudi except the wine part ,but u will find out the world much better with alcohol at least we are not afraid to go at 2 am to a coffee shop or a park we are in Saudi Arabia can go out 24 hour and as 27 women alone with out a fried so but ur ricism thought to the trash we don’t need u with such and old way mind
Without alcohol not with
@@a7mdenoA7x Nah, just wanted to see if any Saudi bots would correct me. You guys gotta work on getting trolled so easily, along with your women's rights, personal freedoms, slave labour, human rights abuses, etc. etc. before anybody wants to visit such a massive shithole.
I love the 24 million plants in an ultra arid place. Desalination is extremely energy intensive- if they can do that with solar, I tip my hat. But even considering this project without first figuring out the water (and sewer on the islands) does not give me much hope of success.
It’s launching its first destination this year
Yes. the whole project power with 100 renewable energy (Solar) and has the highest largest battery system in the region just for the project.
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You're gloomy, dude.
ما شاء الله تبارك الله
Nice video 😊
Am I first 😮
GG bro
They sure know how to do things next level🤩
Handy with bone saws as well. Peace/JT
Excellent for vacation
Where are workers living and shopping ? How is waste and fresh water being handled?
Great video!
For the Red sea project we are not sure. But for Neom (The Line etc.) they built entire communities.
For the red sea project - they live in al wajh and umluj
For Amaala, they built a custom camp called tamimi village, some people choose to live in al wajh and Duba
@@muhammadishfaq9438No brother thats not true. Im on the the people who are working at the red sea airport project. Here also there is a camp called the construction village housing which has a masive capacity of 13k employees.
@@muhammadishfaq9438No brother thats not true. Im on the the people who are working at the red sea airport project. Here also there is a camp called the construction village housing which has a masive capacity of 13k employees.
@@MegaBuildsYT How nice that the slave labour doesn't have to sleep in the sand.
Keep the work up🌎
Thanks! We are preparing something special for next video
1 hour gang
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Nice!
In my fictional world, all projects in this video already finished and successful
ماشاءالله تبارك الله❤
If budgeting for the tourists could be brought down after covering a considerable part of the construction cost, many people would love to visit such an attractive location. 👍🏼
The cost doesn’t matter these are cities with people living in them so you’ll find both expensive and luxurious amenities and mid range amenities. Be aware that mid range in the gulf like Dubai Qatar and Saudi is the same standard as western ultra luxury
Absolutely I will pay those places a visit if they get completed but not at once😅
Constructing contemporary edifices does not automatically bring modernization to a nation, particularly if the populace adheres to a medieval way of life.
Futuristic Design.
I love your videos
Thank you :)
Looks impressive. The biggest problem would be water I guess.
stunning
what Saudi Arabia is accomplishing and proposing is both amazing and extremely hopeful for the future of our planet. Would I personally like to see every project, you bet! The reality of an economic impact to my own family, well probably not. For now, it truly is made for the 1% to maybe 5% of people on the planet that could go. But, with that being said, if they are successful, they are setting the standards that could be implemented by other countries for future generations. Certainly hats off to the Prince and the people behind these endeavors, as completely new economic acknowledgements to their future is being realized, and it gives me hope that other countries will follow their stead in the possibilities of living, revolutionary design, and truly new approaches to the hospitality and entertainment resort type of industries. My fingers, and toes are crossed that they are successful. Regardless, kudos to the Crown Prince for such amazing insight into the "What If" scenarios!
Surely
You should make a video about bitcoin city
PLEASURING WITH THE BEAUTY OF NATURE WAS FREE N LUXURIOUS BUT ARTIFICIAL MEGA PROJECTS COSTS UNEXPECTED WEALTH
Wow! It's a great project!
Your perspective on Saudi Arabia's ambitious projects and their potential impact is thoughtful and insightful. The initiatives indeed set a standard for innovative development and can serve as a source of inspiration for future projects worldwide. The hope is that successful implementation will pave the way for positive change and new approaches to various industries. Kudos to the Crown Prince and everyone involved in envisioning and realizing these endeavors. It's fascinating to witness how such projects can shape the future landscape of hospitality, entertainment, and beyond. 🌐🌟👏
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The crown prince revealed an ambitious program of social and economic reform entitled "Vision 2030" and pledged to diversify the economy by offering part of the state-owned oil company Aramco to the public and encouraging new companies to reduce dependence on oil exports.
Everyone from anywhere is welcome in our Country.
❤love these videos
thanks :)
Oh thank God a yacht club.... I wouldn't like it otherwise
Wuah que increíble los lugares Misión 9👍🏻
That's how I imagine paradise 🤩
Paradise is much better than real life
This is so cool. They are really taking it to the top.
It would be astonishing, if the entire Arabian space can aquire so much rich luxury tourists, to fill the capacities. Furthermore if Oil ends its epoche, not only Arabia gets an problem. Also the entire developed world as source of Tourists. What will happen from USA, Europe, China and all arising economical Superpowers of East Asia, if Oil ends ? It will result in an crash of wealthiness all around the world. And how many people can order a family holidays which will cost 30.000 Dollar for some weaks in this futuristic Holiday destination ? Spektacular building projects. But Arabia should take care, about the real potential of future luxury tourism. May be to spent a little more of money into reforesting the deserts and building sustainable touristic attraction, which may be payable for a world of past Oil wealthiness.
If oil ends? What are you talking about xD. If oil ends the price of oil sky rockets. Most wealthy people own commodities. So they will get richer xD.
fantastic
مشروع البحر الأحمر يبدو وكأنه سيكون مذهلا
The great Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is capable of completing the project successfully
Please include CPEC mega projects in your next mega projects video
Yes would like to go. But i) the cost and ii) hopefully no sharks as they are protected by the barrier reef? We know in Hurghada accross the red sea there have been attacks.
WOW WOW WOW !!!
COchin International Airport is already the first airport in the world which runs completely on solar power i.e renewable energy so it cannot be a unique thing now. but this is quite an ambitious project catering to only the ultra rich
Someone said something that I can not get out of my mind. Israel with the help of Saudi Arabia, wants to build a replacement to the Suez Canal. Built from the Mediterranean to the Gulf of Aqaba, through Gaza. I have no proof, but if it is true it makes all these mega projects make a lot more sense. It makes a lot more things make sense.
Red Sea ocean water to illustrate how salt water can grow Salicornia, Shrimp and Mangoes.
Grow Mangroves
Too expensive for me to visit but if I have enough money at the time I might go
Who wants to visit Saudi though ?
The ones who doesn't want to get robbed at gun point.
The 20k rich people from around the world who are willing to pay so much money for things they can get for one tenth of the price elsewhere. Saudi calculations suggest they would need tens of millions of visitors each year to keep this monstrocity above water.
I was really suggesting that westerners like to sunbathe, wear shorts tee-shirts and bikini. And many of the things westerners do wouldnt be accepted in places like this
Why people like you think that THEY ARE THE SMARTEST PERSONS in the world and you feed your brainwashed opinions to people on gun point.
People can wear whatever they want in beach. JUST NOT IN PLACES LIKE MALLS AND PARKS. Literally beach is filled with people who sun bath with t shorts.
THE ONLY THING IS Girls have to go to a resort. Just not in public beach. A RESORT. and many countries more have same law.@@TheRealMarkyPizzle
The ones who are not racist
To reach this tourist trap, "an *entire* airport is being built."
My impression is that very few people try to build fractional airports.
3.000 hotels smell like EMPTY HOTELS which leads to HIGH maintaining costs and of course Workers with low income will results in lack of quality service...
Between building it staffing it and maintaining it,they’re better off pumping more oil.
I like this video
Can you do a video about Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
Not as ambitious and ridiculous as The Line, but more realistic and more practical than the Line.
Am I the only one who lives in Saudi Arabia here? 🇸🇦
I WANNA BE THERE
Scifi, I love it.
They need to open the Saudi (similar to Dubai open country) in able to achieve their goals to invite international visitors.
they're slowly trying to, but they might not allow alcohol for a while
@@hilali37 this the things if they cant then probably only few will willing to travel in KSA
@@eduardoasuncion5187 i mean, qatar got a lot of tourists even with the alcohol ban, so maybe there are people who are okay with not drinking alcohol for a few days 🤷♂
@@hilali37 most Hotel offered Alcohol here in Qatar, also you can buy alcohol if you have license card. Is not totally banned but there is certain areas which is allowed
They should add a couple casinos as well 👍
Drugs and alcohol are prohibited because the safety of man and society is important.
You should consider the taxes that will have to be shelled out by corporations doing business there. Yeah, you can look at each tourist, but that is just a small part to it when there's going to be hundreds of thousands of dollars in services and products flowing through this region. I know 28BN seems like a lot, even compared to his 500BN fund, but that's just his play money. I don't think people truly understand just how much money they have to invest and solve any problem at their leisure.
This, of course, is all beautiful, but... The most important thing is how much damage and harm all this can cause to nature, fauna and corals of the Red Sea. In Egypt, many corals have died due to mass tourism. The population of some fish and marine animals has declined greatly, and some species have completely disappeared in this region of the Red Sea. So all this beauty could end in an environmental disaster... So the main thing here is to pay great attention to the conservation of nature, corals and the fauna of the Red Sea.
its a disquise for an oil pipeline. to remove the dangers of the red sea ships
Saudi should learn how to build step by step, to develop from something small into bigger one when its needed not start direct with big when demand isnt there.
Sorry but who said that Saudi Arabia started from something small to something big without gradually progressing? I think you do not know Vision 2030 ☺️ Saudi Arabia’s developments began before you and I came to life
No one teaches Mohammed bin Salman what to do, he is the one who teaches the world👍🏼
facts@@Abt10a
Excuse me for your words full of ignorance because you are talking about a country that you have never visited and do not know anything about.
to be honest though all of this things are solely credited to MBS himself.. what a visionary man.. i've worked in saudi since 2004 and when i first came to the country all i see is just a massive desert. Riyadh was just starting to progress and nothings change since 2 decades later. not until this vision 2030 project came out in 2017, imho, this is actually long overdue this project could've been done before MBS's reign like where are all the $money$ goes since the inception of oil in 1938.. like they were the first to discover oil before UAE but then dubai and UAE are more progressive than them..
9:24 look for Tawil Island in Egypt
Big problem with 'mega projects' has always been continued financing 💰. With the bottomless pockets the Saudis have, the projects will definitely be completed. Its just a case of if people will be present🤔
Well I hope the Saudi's figure it out
Jobs!......it's going to take a lot of people to take care of these places.
My country 🇸🇦💝💪💪💪
I don' t understand where the solar installations that fuel the developments will be situated, as the maps do not show them. Considering that solar batteries (as for now) have to be close to the airports and the resorts, it would mean visual pollution in otherwise picture perfect surroundings. Does anyone know? Where are these solar fields?
WE GER IT YOU LIKED YOUR OWN COMENT
Im not first obviously
Falcon City of Wonders Dubai
Waste management is going to be a nightmare here, they're going to completely *uck up all the ecology that makes the area attractive, wind borne plastic blowing around the desert is a great look.
الخليج العربي The Arabian Gulf يجب تصحيح التزوير الأجنبي لبلاد العرب وما حولها ,, الفرس كانوا يسكنون الكهوف بعيداً عن الخليج
I hope this won't be a project only for super rich people. Surely I can't afford a 5.800€ vacation maybe max 2.000€ 😅 it's a big project and I hope there will be something affordable or we'll continue with Sharm eheh😂
Step back Dubai you got Competition coming .
Something you don’t know part of 2030 vision is to develop middle east as a whole there is no competition between KSA and UAE 🇦🇪 Their failure affect us and their success is part of our success too
🇸🇦🇸🇦👏🏻
Egypt has built loads of hotels along it's reef.... im in sharm el sheikh now and since my last visit 11yrs ago... the reef isn't as good as it was. Lots dead and the fish have vanished... you used to see dozens of different types now it's the same few types and not many of those either. Their reef will die too in a few years...
And the sharks.
5,800/day plus travel costs for resorts that offer very little ie once there what does one do?-middle of nowhere
✨🌼🌺 _ر آ آ آ آ آ آ ئـــــع_ 🌺🌼✨
hi, you said its too good to be true... in Saudi Arabia we are accountable for these projects. and no matter what it will be delivered on time and all of it already in construction stage.
but why betting so much in tourism ? i dont think that is wise but whatever mbs says goes .
@@rioluna6058If Saudi Arabia becomes your country, talk about it whatever you want. You have no business dude
No one knows Mohammed bin Salman. He is the one who teaches the world.
if saudi arabia becomes my country? dude what are you trying to say ihonestly i didnt understood that ,i know who mohammed bin salman is he is the owner of saudi arabia and he alos has tourette syndrome so he makes funny faces when he speaks and when he is nervous is even worse lol @@Abt10a
@@Abt10a if saudi arabia becomes my country? dude what are you trying to say ihonestly i didnt understood that ,i know who mohammed bin salman he is the owner of saudi arabia
@@rioluna6058Every successful person faces these comments ahh hhhhh I appreciate your jealousy and anger and wish success for your country like mine ☺️☺️💚
wait... I thought the sea levels were rising, am I missing something.. WhY ArE ThEy InVeStInG sO cLoSE tOo tHe SeA
Are there really that many people in the world who can afford to vacation there and actually want to?