Historic Jeddah Records over Four Million Visitors during Ramadan

Historic Jeddah recorded over four million visitors during Ramadan 1447 AH, including citizens, residents, and tourists. The turnout reflects strong cultural and social activity, reinforcing its status as a global destination that combines authenticity and renewal.

 Al-Balad saw dynamic activity throughout the month, driven by diverse events and programs across multiple sites. Cultural experiences were combined with interactive activities, heritage performances, traditional markets, and local cuisine, creating a comprehensive Ramadan experience.

 Historic neighborhoods became vibrant spaces where cultural activities and social traditions merged, offering a unique Ramadan atmosphere that reflects community values.

 Cultural centers and museums enriched the experience through educational programs and workshops highlighting Jeddah’s history, traditional crafts, and local products.

 Markets and commercial facilities recorded strong activity, with economic and cultural elements intersecting to boost trade and support local products through organized logistics.

 Organizational efforts improved the visitor experience through infrastructure development, smooth mobility, and integrated services, ensuring a safe and efficient environment.

 This milestone highlights ongoing efforts led by the Ministry of Culture to revive Historic Jeddah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, through quality programs that promote cultural tourism and support Saudi Vision 2030 goals of developing it into a global cultural destination.