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Taif governor visits Al-Kamal farm and factory to boost tourism

Prince Fawaz bin Sultan reviews tourism and agricultural projects in Taif, praising efforts to develop local products and enhance visitor experiences.

Taif governor visits Al-Kamal farm and factory to boost tourism

Prince Fawaz bin Sultan, the Governor of Taif, toured the Al-Kamal tourist farm and factory on Tuesday to evaluate projects aimed at boosting tourism and agriculture in the region. During his visit, he expressed appreciation for the initiatives designed to enhance visitor experiences and promote local products.

The governor examined the farm's facilities, inspected agricultural lands, and local products, as well as the amenities arranged for tourists. He also received an overview of the various agricultural, tourism, and recreational activities that capitalize on Taif's distinctive climate and natural surroundings.

In addition to the farm, Prince Fawaz visited the Taif rose factory, where he observed the production process from the moment roses are received until the finished aromatic products are packaged and ready for sale. He commended the endeavors to harness Taif's agricultural and tourism assets, highlighting the significance of creating innovative projects and capitalizing on the region's strengths to enrich the tourism experience and foster local product growth.

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