“RSG is the global multi-project developer behind the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism destinations, Amaala and The Red Sea. It seeks to lead the world towards a more sustainable future, showing how responsible development and regenerative tourism can uplift communities, drive economies, and enhance the environment. The protection of natural capital is central to all development decisions, as the organization seeks to create a better future for all.
A cornerstone of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambition to diversify its economy, RSG is playing a key role in transforming the nation, by creating exciting opportunities for young Saudi talent and the private sector, as it develops built assets and destinations across multiple sectors that make a positive impact for people and planet.”
Regenerative tourism is positioned at the intersection of economic growth, nature conservation, and community resilience, with 50% of global tourism being coastal. While hospitality leaders recognize the market's potential, many express the need for more data and clarity to confidently engage in this evolving landscape. The report uncovers real-world case studies and corporate use cases that showcase successful regenerative practices, yet highlights significant barriers to widespread adoption. Curious about how regenerative tourism can reshape the future of travel and investment? Discover the insights, challenges, and opportunities that could redefine your understanding of sustainable tourism in this comprehensive report.
The priority champion report in partnership with WAVE, Prince Albert II Of Monaco Foundation and Red Sea Global outlines the critical role of oceans in sustainable economic growth, emphasizing their potential to generate renewable energy, ensure food security, and create millions of jobs. It highlights the urgent need to address anthropogenic stressors like overfishing and […]
Discover how the tourism industry is revolutionizing sustainable practices with technology and AI! Learn more from John Pagano, CEO of Red Sea Global, as he shares insights and best practices pushing the boundaries of environmental stewardship.
Tourism is one of the largest economic sectors globally. It is also one of the largest consumers of energy and, with the number of tourists increasing each year, consumption is only set to grow. It is vital, therefore, that the hospitality industry accelerates its transition to renewables. But how?
