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Sports Ministry launches licensing service for organized adventure travel

RIYADH — The Ministry of Sport on Tuesday launched a new licensing service to regulate organized adventure travel activities, known as “Al-Rahhala,” inside and outside Saudi Arabia.The new Al-Rahhala licensing section has been introduced through the Riyadi platform to unify regulatory procedures and ensure that trips are conducted safely and in an organized manner.The activity combines adventure…

Sports Ministry launches licensing service for organized adventure travel

The Ministry of Sport in Riyadh has introduced a new licensing service called "Al-Rahhala" to regulate organized adventure travel activities within and outside Saudi Arabia. The initiative aims to ensure safety and organization in these trips, promoting responsible and sustainable travel practices.

Al-Rahhala has been integrated into the Riyadi platform, streamlining regulatory procedures for these journeys. Applicants can submit permit requests through the platform, which will be reviewed in coordination with relevant authorities to ensure compliance with local and international regulations.

This initiative is designed to position Saudi Arabia as a premier destination for adventure travel, both domestically and internationally. It also seeks to encourage licensed travelers to professionally document their experiences, fostering a culture of responsible exploration and environmental stewardship.

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