15.2.6 - Educational programs and outreach for local communities on the sustainable management of land in tourism
15.2.6 - Educational programs and outreach for local communities on the sustainable management of land in tourism
King Abdulaziz University actively participates in various initiatives related to sustainable land management and tourism.
The Faculty of Tourism
The Faculty of Tourism at King Abdulaziz University aims to enhance the quality of education and practical training in the tourism and hospitality sectors, in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030. Key Partnerships and Agreements of the Faculty of Tourism: The Arab Tourism Organization Jabal Omar Development Company Saudia Airlines and Saudi Ground Services Company Modern Accreditation for Business Solutions The Saudi Comission for Tourism and National Heritage Objectives of These Partnerships: Align academic education with the needs of the tourism market. Develop specialized professional diploma programs. Provide practical training opportunities for students. Support localization in the tourism and hospitality sectors. Strengthen integration between academic and professional sectors.
The Faculty of Tourism website (click here)
College of Tourism Initiatives: The university collaborates with the Saudi Tourism Authority and provides programs and projects promoting sustainable tourism aligned with Saudi Vision 2030. These efforts focus on integrating environmental and social values into tourism activities .
"Green University" Program: Through the Sustainable Development Unit, the university organizes activities to raise awareness about efficient resource usage and environmental conservation. Initiatives include increasing greenery and enhancing sustainable practices within the campus .
Sustainability Awards: The university has received recognition for its achievements in sustainable environmental design, reflecting its commitment to eco-friendly projects at both educational and community levels
King Abdulaziz University Wins Three Awards in Sustainability in Environmental Architecture