In June 2023, Red Sea Global signed a deal withAl-Ahli Football Club to become its platinum sponsor.[8]
In July 2025, Red Sea Global signed a three year sponsorship deal with South Korean esports organizationT1. The terms of the agreement include the company's name on the front of T1's jerseys, and sponsoring T1's video content.[9][10]
One of the 92 islands that form an archipelago at The Red Sea tourism destination on the west coast of Saudi Arabia.
Built in anarchipelago consisting of 92 different islands,The Red Sea Project is the largest of Red Sea Global's projects in terms of scale. The Construction of the project official began in February 2019.[11]
The project includes the following destinations:
Shura Island: The island is the main hub of red sea project. Shura island is home to Coral Bloom project designed byFoster and Partners.[12]
Sheybarah Island: The island is home to Shebara Resort, which features reflective overwater orb villas designed byKilla Design. The 150-ton villas were transported and installed byMammoet.[15]
Southern Dunes: A luxury inland resort by Six Senses, 100km northeast of the town ofUmluj.[16]
Desert Rock: A luxury inland resort of villas and hotel rooms carved into granite mountains. The destination is designed byOppenheim Architecture.[17]
Laheq Island: a 400-hectare private residential island.[18] The island was designed byFoster and Partners and is expected to be open in 2028.[19]
Triple Bay: Awellness hub that includes various activities including yachting, golfing, and falconry. Triple Bay will also include marine life institute research and education centre.
The Island
The Coastal Development
Amaala will be accessible via a dedicated airport.[24]
In March 2024, famousfootball playerCristiano Ronaldo, which at the time was a player for the Saudi teamAl Nassr, visited the Red Sea destination. Ronaldo promoted the destination on hisInstagram account, which at the time had more the 600 million followers.[26]
In April 2024, Red Sea Global announced a collaboration withWarner Bros. Discovery to produce a documentary titled "Beneath the Surface: The Fight for Corals".[27]
