Sindalah Island will be covered with several luxury hotels containing a total of over 400 rooms and over 300 serviced apartments and villas.  Two nine-hole golf courses, 38 restaurants and a beach club will also be built on the island. It's planned to be a world-class super yachting destination, giving visitors a glimpse into the experiences to come across the region. Located just 17 hours away by boat from most Mediterranean yachting destinations, Sindalah will be NEOM’s entry point to the Red Sea.

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A stunning private space where the sea, mountain and wadi meet. This effortlessly chic destination will harmoniously blend nature and standout architecture. Siranna evokes a sense of romance, offering tranquil seclusion in an environment that fosters original thinking and relaxation. The destination offers uninterrupted views of the Red Sea, with its tiered design offering diverse views and perspectives. Emerging from the rugged coastal terrain, the hexagonal pillars are distinctive, yet complementary to the surrounding mountains and flora. Arriving via waterborne transportation to the secluded bay, guests will journey through the natural rock formations before reaching the enchanting entrance of the property.

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Tabuk, the capital city of the Tabuk region in northwestern Saudi Arabia, has long been a resting point for Jordanian and Egyptian pilgrims.  The history of Tabuk province goes back over 5000 years. This historic land, known in ancient times as Madyan is mentioned in the Bible as well as the Holy Quran. Ancient temples and archeological sites can be found all over Tabuk. The area held great importance as an important trade route. The Hejaz railway also passed through the region and had an important stop at Tabuk. 

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An archive of the tenders for NEOM projects.

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THE LINE, a city of a million residents with a length of 170 km that preserves 95% of nature within NEOM, with zero cars, zero streets and zero carbon emissions.  

THE LINE will consist of two 1,600 feet tall buildings that run parallel to each other and go across desert, mountains, and coastal areas.  When completed, the $1 trillion building will hold up to 5 million people and its residents will be able to commute end-to-end in 20 minutes 

'THE LINE is a project that is a civilizational revolution that puts humans first,' - Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

The buildings will run from the Gulf of Aqaba through to a mountain resort and a complex that will house the Saudi government, according to the confidential plans.

THE LINE is the first time in 150 years that a major urban development has been designed around people, not roads. Walkability will define life on THE LINE – all essential daily services, such as schools, medical clinics, leisure facilities, as well as green spaces, will be within a five-minute walk.  

Ultra-high-speed transit and autonomous mobility solutions will make travel easier and give residents the opportunity to reclaim time to spend on health and wellbeing. It is expected no journey will be longer than 20 minutes. 

The concept of a Linear City isn't a new one. It was first thought of in 1882 and plans were floated for a similar concept from Boston to Washington in 1965.

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TONOMUS is building the cognitive foundation and adopting AI-led solutions integral to the development of NEOM and its flagship initiatives. Formerly known as 'NEOM Tech & Digital Company' the name change represents TONOMUS’ commitment to “realizing its vision, which includes attracting world-class tech talent to sustain and extend innovation, making Saudi Arabia a hub for global entrepreneurship and enabling NEOM to act as a global connector for the Kingdom,” the company said in a statement on its website.

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Treyam, a premier resort positioned where the spectacular desert landscape meets the sea.  Boasting an audacious design with minimal land intervention, Treyam offers guests an elevated haven in which to unwind, re-energize and enjoy majestic natural surroundings. The resort is the latest addition to NEOM, the evolving regional development taking shape in northwest Saudi Arabia.