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Saudis try sandboarding as domestic tourism booms

Updated 04 September 2020

AFP

September 04, 2020 15:45

While the international airport and borders remain closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Saudis and expats turn to domestic tourism, many heading for a sandboarding experience on the dunes of the "Saed" desert area, 110 km east of the capital Riyadh.

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