The Red Sea Project (Red Sea Global)
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WATG’s master plan for The Red Sea Project outlines a cohesive strategy for a single place to deliver unlimited experiences at an extraordinary scale, keeping people coming back for generations. Detailing a new international airport, more than fifty new hotels, and a new town for the 35,000 people who will live and work in the development, the plan provides a road map for the region’s success in the short and long term. Even more critically, the master plan prioritizes environmental impact, and creates natural preserves that allow sensitive marine and terrestrial ecosystems to thrive. The result is a development that is anticipated to create 70,000 new jobs and contribute 22 billion Saudi Riyal to the national economy, without compromising the region’s natural resources.

https://www.watg.com/project/the-red-sea-project-saudi-arabia/
https://www.burohappold.com/projects/the-red-sea-project/
https://cdn.horwathhtl.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2020/12/HTL-Health-Wellness-2020.pdf

Our Southern Dunes hotel is one of two inland locations at The Red Sea.

https://visiontoreality.theredsea.sa/sub_domain_pages/southerndunes_en

Hotel 12 on Ummahat Al Shaykh Islands is designed by British architect Foster + Partners.

https://visiontoreality.theredsea.sa/sub_domain_pages/ummahatalshaykh12_en

Shurayrah Island continued:









































https://visiontoreality.theredsea.sa/sub_domain_pages/shurayrah_en

Dolphin-shaped Shurayrah Island is our hub and will contain 11 world-class hotels.

https://visiontoreality.theredsea.sa/sub_domain_pages/shurayrah_en

Red Sea International Airport will serve an estimated one million tourists per year by 2030.

https://visiontoreality.theredsea.sa/sub_domain_pages/airport_en

Hotel 11 on Ummahat Al Shaykh Island is designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.

https://visiontoreality.theredsea.sa/sub_domain_pages/ummahatalshaykh11_en

Sheybarah Island will feature signature overwater assets designed by Killa Architectural Design.

https://visiontoreality.theredsea.sa/sub_domain_pages/sheybarah_en

The Red Sea Project will be a luxury resort destination that will be developed across a group of natural islands and steeped in nature and culture. It will set new standards for sustainable development and bring about the next generation of luxury travel, putting Saudi Arabia on the international tourism map.

the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, between the cities of Umluj and Al Wajh.
Envisioned as an exquisite luxury resort destination built on 50 unspoiled natural islands that stretch along 200 kilometers of stunning coastline, the Red Sea Project will be situated on the site of one of the world’s hidden natural treasures.
The islands form an archipelago that is home to environmentally protected coral reefs, mangroves, and several endangered marine species, including the hawksbill, a slender sea turtle. It also boasts dormant volcanoes; the most recently active has a recorded history of activity that dates back to the 17th century AD. In addition, the Red Sea Project’s nature preserve is inhabited by rare wildlife, including Arabian leopards, Arabian wolves, Arabian wildcats, and falcons.

Visitors to the Red Sea Project will enjoy plenty of sunshine, pristine white sandy beaches, and for the more adventurous, various ecological, historical, and cultural excursions, both on land and sea. The resort will offer popular activities, such as diving—the Red Sea is famous for being one of the world’s best dive sites—parachuting, trekking, and rock climbing. Tourists will also be able to take advantage of cultural visits to the Arab Heritage Museum and the Archeology Center. In addition to providing education, health care, transportation, and other services.

Visitors to the Red Sea Project will be able to engage in unique experiences that include:

- Sunshine, White Beaches, and Cool Waters. The Red Sea Project will be built across an archipelago of 50 natural islands to offer a world-class luxury resort destination.

- Adventure and Sport. The resort will offer a variety of sports, including scuba diving, rock climbing, trekking, and parachuting, as well as golf, tennis, and football.

- Ecotourism. Visitors will be able to enjoy nature through various experiences, including stargazing, camping, hiking on dormant volcanoes, or observing rare animals and plants in their natural habitat.

- Culture and Heritage. Visitors will be offered rich cultural experiences through visits to the historical sites of Al Ula and Mada’in Saleh. They will also be able to sample native cuisine and retrace ancient caravan trade routes at the Arab Heritage Museum and the Archeology Center.

- Health and Leisure. As a center of the wellness movement and a showcase for a healthy, engaged, and vibrant society, visitors will experience first-class leisure that offers the best in world-class luxury.

https://www.pif.gov.sa/en/MediaCenter/NewsAttachments/The%20Red%20Sea%20-%20Brochure%20-%20English.pdf

Originally Posted by Guest

Isn't the Red Sea Resort part of Saudi Arabia's NEOM?

https://www.resortx.com/neom-saudi-arabia/

I don't believe so, they have the same backers but they are completely separate projects with different teams working on them as far as I can tell.