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Travelling to Saudi Just Got a Lot Easier

Travelling to Saudi Just Got a Lot Easier

Travelling to Saudi Just Got a Lot Easier

Webook’s new Saudi Package Visa brings the eVisa, return flights, hotel and insurance into one booking for travellers from seven countries.

Webook’s new Saudi Package Visa brings the eVisa, return flights, hotel and insurance into one booking for travellers from seven countries.

Webook’s new Saudi Package Visa brings the eVisa, return flights, hotel and insurance into one booking for travellers from seven countries.

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Planning a holiday in Saudi just got a little bit easier. Webook’s new Saudi Package Visa makes it possible for tourists to book their tourist eVisa, return flights, hotel and insurance all in one go, and even add events and experiences to the same booking. It’s all about streamlining the process so that when you arrive for your stay in the Kingdom, you’re able to focus on what you came here for.

The service is currently available for citizens of Egypt, Jordan, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Mexico. It offers a minimum two-night stay starting at SAR 4,000 per adult, with every additional night costing at least SAR 1,000. The rate includes a confirmed return ticket and accommodation at an official four-star or higher hotel, according to the Ministry of Tourism. Meanwhile, the eVisa and health insurance cost SAR 402.21.

The eVisa is applied for electronically. Webook reports a 24-hour processing time on average with bookings needing to be made at least 48 hours before departure.

And then there’s the entertainment-focused part from events, experiences and activities can also be added to the same booking, which means a traveller can go from a flight and hotel room to a concert venue or sports stadium without having to jump from one platform to another in the process.

For those keeping up with what’s going on in Saudi from abroad, that’s basically a reminder to book the holiday first and then ask about the events later.

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