Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Tourism has launched the "Tourism Platform," bringing government tourism services together in one place so that investors, workers and tourism operators can access licensing, compliance, investment, training and development services through a single digital platform.
The platform was launched during LEAP 2026, as part of the ministry's plans to simplify procedures, ease access to services and improve the digital experience for beneficiaries in the tourism sector, according to a report by the Saudi Press Agency.
The platform covers tourism licensing, compliance, investment, and training and development services, along with other digital services provided in cooperation with relevant authorities. It also includes Tourism X, an AI-powered service that helps users access services and answers their questions.
Ministry of Tourism spokesperson Nasser Al Ansari said the launch is part of efforts to develop digital government services and strengthen integration among the entities working within the tourism ecosystem.
He added that the ministry's official website, mt.gov.sa/ar, will continue to provide the ministry's information, news, initiatives and regulations, while the Tourism Platform will be the unified destination for accessing tourism services.
The platform targets investors, tourism operators and sector workers, allowing them to manage a range of tasks and services through a single digital interface.
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