Tourism potential in Saudi Arabia limitless: WTTC CEO
Tourism will comprise more than 10% of Saudi Arabia's GDP, compared to 3% today
Saudi Gazette - 06-Mar-2020
Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage
Also known as: SCTH Last updated on: 31 January 2019
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Business SummaryOrganizes, develops and promotes the tourism sector in Saudi Arabia.Country of IncorporationSaudi ArabiaOwnership TypeGovernmentEstablished In2000Primary SectorGovernmental InstitutionsNumber of Employees400Contact details
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Building: Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage BuildingStreet: Umayyah Abu As Salat Street
Area: Diplomatic Area
P.O. Box: 66680
Country: Saudi Arabia
City: Riyadh
City Suffix: 11586
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- Tel: +966 11-880-8855
- Fax: +966 11-880-8844
- Email: info@scth.gov.sa
- www.scth.gov.sa
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