King Salman International Airport (KSIA), a company under the Public Investment Fund, has announced a strategic partnership with the TOURISE Summit (TOURISE 2025). This collaboration underscores KSIA’s commitment to supporting national initiatives aimed at positioning the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as a global hub for tourism and logistics, while promoting closer integration between the transport and tourism sectors in line with Saudi Vision 2030.
The partnership seeks to emphasize KSIA’s pivotal role in advancing sustainable tourism and contributing to the Vision 2030 objectives through world-class infrastructure and an exceptional travel experience that reflects Riyadh’s status as a leading global destination for visitors, business, and investment.
TOURISE 2025—organized by the Ministry of Tourism and the Saudi Tourism Authority—will take place from November 11 to 13, 2025, at the King Abdulaziz International Conference Center in Riyadh. The summit will also bring together distinguished local and international leaders to explore the future of global tourism and opportunities in connectivity, technology, and tourism services.
Acting CEO of KSIA, Marco Mejia, stated:
“Our partnership with TOURISE 2025 aligns with KSIA’s vision to drive travel and tourism as part of a connected economic ecosystem. We believe the future of tourism relies on intelligent connectivity between destinations and infrastructure. Moreover, through this collaboration, we aim to strengthen KSIA’s role as a key global hub linking the world to the Kingdom—guided by innovation, sustainability, and excellence.”
This initiative reflects KSIA’s ongoing efforts to establish strategic partnerships with leading international platforms, enhancing the airport’s global presence and reinforcing its contribution to shaping the future of travel while advancing the Kingdom’s goals for a diversified and sustainable economy.
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