Sources revealed that Muhammad bin Salman intends to make new decisions to attract foreign tourists.
According to Saudi Leaks, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is trying to attract many foreign tourists to Saudi Arabia through global approval, social and religious change.
According to the report, the Saudi Crown Prince has instructed officials in Saudi Arabia to introduce a series of excellent rules and regulations to attract more foreign tourists.
These decisions were to be announced before the G20 summit, which was held virtually in Riyadh; but it was postponed.
These decisions are as follows:
- Allow foreign tourists to drink alcohol in hotels and tourist sites in Saudi Arabia.
- Establish more nightclubs, provide the possibility of freedom of clothing and gender relations to attract tourists.
The changes are projected as part of a solution to Saudi Arabia’s deteriorating economy, which has been in a state of financial crisis and recession.
The Saudi Public Investigation Bureau will stop pursuing misconduct inside Saudi Arabia and on communication sites.
The Saudi Entertainment Organization plans to hold “massive” singing festivals with the participation of European and American singers.
The Saudi Recreation Organization plans to hold major celebrations this year after obtaining permission from the Ministry of Health on the epidemiological situation inside Saudi Arabia.
In this regard, the Saudi Attorney General, Saud al-Mujabb, called on the staff of the Public Prosecutor’s Office to consider the cultural differences between tourists and visitors to Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia’s royal court has eased some of its toughest laws in an effort to change attitudes, including allowing women to watch sports and drive since June. Other single foreign women under the age of 25 will now be allowed. They were traveling to this country without a man.
Saudi Arabia had made a series of fundamental changes before the time of the coronation of Muhammad bin Salman, and there were a series of decisions abandoning the official laws and customs that Saudi Arabia had passed for decades. Among the changes was allowing a song to be sung at family parties, including an exhibition competition for women’s freestyle wrestling in Riyadh.