“Saudi Airlines” announced the resumption of its direct flights to Al Wajh Governorate from Jeddah and Riyadh, in a step aimed at enhancing domestic air connectivity and providing wider travel options between different regions of the kingdom.

“Saudi Airlines” has allocated two weekly flights between Jeddah and Al Wajh, and three weekly flights between Riyadh and Al Wajh; this helps facilitate travel to and from Al Wajh Governorate and enhances access to the northern Red Sea area and nearby coastal destinations, as part of its ongoing efforts to develop its domestic flight network and improve operational efficiency.

The return of flights contributes to supporting access to promising tourist destinations on the Red Sea coast, foremost among them Amala, thereby enhancing travel options for guests and supporting tourism and economic development goals in the region.

The company clarified that flight bookings are available through its website, smartphone applications, sales offices, and authorized travel agents.

Al Wajh Governorate

Al Wajh Governorate is a historic coastal region in northwestern Saudi Arabia, located on the Red Sea. It served as an important port and trading hub for centuries, particularly during the Ottoman era, and was a key stop for pilgrims traveling to Mecca. Today, it is known for its rich maritime heritage, traditional architecture, and proximity to pristine coral reefs and islands.

Amala

Amala is a sacred grove and pilgrimage site in the Wayanad district of Kerala, India, revered for its ancient shrine dedicated to the goddess Durga. Historically, it is associated with the tribal communities of the region and is believed to have been a center of worship for centuries, blending indigenous traditions with later Hindu influences. The site is also known for its annual festival, which draws devotees and highlights the cultural heritage of the area.