Saudi Arabia announces Red Sea Yacht Show with $480m investment opportunity

Saudi Arabia will host its first Red Sea Yacht Show in October 2027, targeting 50 yachts, 150 exhibitors and 10,000 visitors alongside $480m of investment opportunities

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