Saudi Arabia’s AlUla reintroduces winter attractions in 2025-26
AlUla is gearing up for a vibrant winter season by
significantly expanding its air service network, making this historic oasis in
northwest Saudi Arabia more accessible than ever.
AlUla International Airport will now host 27 weekly flights
throughout the winter period, enhancing connectivity to regional hubs and
internati
onal gateways.
Expanded flight schedule
Among the highlights:
Qatar Airways operates three weekly flights from Doha
(Wednesday, Friday, Sunday), connecting AlUla to a global network via Hamad
International Airport, which serves over 90 countries.
Royal Jordanian has resumed its twice-weekly flights from
Amman (Thursday and Sunday), reinforcing cultural and historical ties between
Jordan and Saudi Arabia through shared Nabataean heritage sites — Petra and
AlUla’s Hegra.
SAUDIA runs two daily flights, one each from Riyadh and Jeddah.
Flynas offers five weekly services, with flights from Riyadh
on Monday, Friday, and Sunday, and from Dammam on Thursday and Saturday.
Flydubai connects Dubai and AlUla three times a week on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Sunday.
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Opening AlUla to the world
This seasonal increase in airlift is designed to support
growing demand during the winter months — a prime time to visit AlUla thanks to
its mild climate, luxury offerings, and cultural attractions.
The enhanced flight network ensures easier access for
international tourists and regional travelers alike, positioning AlUla as a key
destination for heritage tourism, adventure, and world-class events under the AlUla
Moments calendar.
From ancient tombs at Hegra (Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO
World Heritage Site) to contemporary art installations, desert landscapes, and
curated experiences, AlUla continues to draw global interest as a must-visit
destination.
Source: One Arabia
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