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Coral Bloom to account for 80% of developed hotels in phase I of Red Sea project: Pagano

Coral Bloom to account for 80% of developed hotels in phase I of Red Sea project: Pagano

  • TRSDC will continue developing resorts, and expects to receive visitors by the end of 2023
By Argaam ·
Backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), and part of the flagship development the Red Sea Project, Coral Bloom has been designed by the world-renowned British architectural firm Foster + Partners. (Supplied) photos

Coral Bloom set to bring Saudi Arabia closer to $133bn tourism goal

By Shane McGinley ·
Red Sea Project set to secure new financing, launch off-plan sales: CEO

Red Sea Project set to secure new financing, launch off-plan sales: CEO

By Rawan Radwan ·
Update Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman launched the Coral Bloom project on Wednesday, a major project off the Red Sea coast. (Twitter: @SaudiProject) photos

Saudi Arabia’s crown prince launches ‘Coral Bloom’ luxury Red Sea project

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