Qassim sees surge in tourism with 1.2 million visitors, SAR 880m spent
Qassim region reports a 17% rise in tourist numbers and over SAR 880 million in spending, driven by diverse attractions and improved services.
The Qassim region experienced a significant surge in tourism, with over 1.2 million visitors and SAR 880 million spent, according to recent reports. This growth is primarily attributed to the region's diverse attractions and the improvement of services and facilities. Over the first quarter of 2026, the number of tourists visiting Qassim increased by 17% compared to the same period in 2025.
Domestic tourism spending in the area reached SAR 880 million, indicating a robust increase in tourism activity and its positive impact on related economic sectors and services. Qassim offers various tourism experiences, including nature, heritage, rural tourism, seasonal events, as well as a wide range of facilities and services, all of which contribute to its growing appeal as a tourist destination.
The expansion of the tourism sector, coupled with the continuous development of services and facilities, is poised to enhance the visitor experience and further bolster tourism and economic activity in the region.
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