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Image: Supplied Saudi Arabia is reimagining luxury travel, and Red Sea Global is at the forefront. From the barefoot escapism of The Red Sea to the curated wellness and cultural immersion of AMAALA, the group is redefining what it means to experience high-end hospitality in the kingdom. In this conversation, Brett Armitage, group head of Global Branding and Marketing at Red Sea Global, shares how storytelling, purposeful partnerships, and transformative experiences are shaping these next-generation destinations, positioning Saudi Arabia as a global benchmark for sustainable, human-centred luxury. The Red Sea and AMAALA are redefining the meaning of luxury in Saudi…
From importing luxury Italian furniture in the early ‘90s to redefining Dubai’s supercar scene and eventually entering high-end real estate, NABNI Developments has always moved with ambition and detail. Today, under co-founder and CEO Badr Alsuwaidi, the company is steering its third era, one shaped by design-driven projects, premium materials, and a refusal to follow the cookie-cutter path. With a portfolio that includes Dubai’s first smart building and, most recently, the first standalone Waldorf Astoria residential tower outside the US, Alsuwaidi reflects on the legacy that shaped NABNI and the vision driving its next chapter. How has your family’s entrepreneurial…
image: AD Ports Group AD Ports Group said on Thursday it has agreed to sell its 9.77 per cent stake in NMDC Group to Alpha Dhabi Holding for Dhs1.6bn ($436m). The port operator received the stake ahead of NMDC’s listing in February 2022 from Abu Dhabi Developmental Holding Company – ADQ. In less than four years, the investment delivered a total shareholder return of 17 per cent, based on dividends received and capital gains, using book value as of Q3 2025 as a reference. The divestment forms part of AD Ports Group’s plan to monetise non-core assets when market conditions…
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Anis Al Habshi, vice president of Arabian Dyar, speaking to Gulf Business As Saudi Arabia accelerates the transformation of its holy cities under Vision 2030, developers are redefining what urban living, mobility, and community experiences will feel like for millions of Muslims visiting Makkah each year. Among the early movers shaping that future is Arabian Dyar, the developer behind Dayar Al-Haram — a multi-phase residential and mixed-use destination within Masar, the 3.5-kilometre urban spine being built by Umm Al-Qura. Speaking at Cityscape Global 2025, Anis Al Habshi, vice president of Arabian Dyar, reflected on the company’s long-term commitment to the…