The strategic partnership between KSIA and TOURISE 2025 highlights the airport’s commitment to sustainable travel and innovation
King Salman International Airport (KSIA), one of the Public Investment Fund (PIF) companies, has announced the signing of a strategic partnership with the TOURISE Summit (TOURISE 2025). The collaboration underscores a shared commitment to advancing national efforts to position the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as a global hub for tourism and logistics, fostering deeper integration between the transport and tourism sectors under Saudi Vision 2030.
Through this partnership, KSIA aims to emphasize its pivotal role in supporting sustainable tourism and contributing to the realization of Saudi Vision 2030 targets. The initiative highlights KSIA’s dedication to delivering world-class infrastructure and an exceptional travel experience that reflects Riyadh’s growing stature as a global destination for tourism, business, and investment.
TOURISE 2025, organized by the Ministry of Tourism and the Saudi Tourism Authority, will take place from November 11 to 13, 2025, at the King Abdulaziz International Conference Center in Riyadh. The event will bring together leading local and international figures to discuss the future of global tourism and explore opportunities in connectivity, technology, and tourism services.
Marco Mejia, Acting CEO of King Salman International Airport, said:
“Our partnership with TOURISE 2025 extends our vision at KSIA to enable travel and tourism as part of an integrated economic ecosystem. We believe the future of tourism depends on smart connectivity between destinations and infrastructure. Through this collaboration, we aim to strengthen the airport’s position as a primary global hub linking the world to the Kingdom, aligned with the highest standards of innovation and sustainability.”
This partnership represents a significant step in KSIA’s efforts to build global strategic collaborations with prominent international platforms, enhancing the airport’s global presence and advancing the Kingdom’s vision for a diversified and sustainable economy.
