Everything you need to know for your visit
Dates and Venue
Prepare for your visit
Open times
Wednesday, 21 October: 10:00 - 18:00
Thursday, 22 October: 10:00 - 18:00
*All times are Saudi Arabia standard time UTC+03:00
Venue location
Jeddah Superdome
Al-Madinah Al-Munawarah Rd, King Abdulaziz International Airport, Jeddah 23735, Saudi Arabia
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On-site services
At the venue, you can stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi service.
You can also enjoy a variety of dining options available at the venue, including cafes and food courts.
1. Book your accommodation
Book your hotel through our partner HotelMap to get preferential rates at conveniently located hotels. Booking near the venue helps you avoid traffic hassles.
2. Visa requirements
You can obtain a Saudi Arabia entry visa by checking the resources below and applying online.
Please ensure you check the entry requirements here and apply for the appropriate visa.
For all international visitors from all eligible countries , you will need to apply for a tourist eVisa. You can apply here.
For all international visitors NOT from eligible countries, you will need to contact your local embassy to apply for your travel visa to Saudi Arabia.
There are restrictions on the categories of passengers who can enter Saudi Arabia. Please check the requirements before you travel.
For attendees who need an official letter of participation please email SaudiMaritimeCS@Tahaluf.com with the following details Full Name, Company Name and Registration Key.
(Your registration key can be found on your original email confirmation. If you cannot find this then we will locate this for you however this may delay the official letter being issued to you.)
All guests intending to visit the Kingdom (excluding Saudi Citizens, Residents and GCC Citizens) must have medical insurance that covers the costs of COVID-19 treatment.
Here are a few guidelines for travelling to Saudi Arabia: (Subject to change according to countries guidelines)
3. Getting to the venue
By car
The Jeddah Superdome is located in the Al Hamra district, easily accessible from all major routes across the city and region.
Jeddah is connected by road to Mecca (80km), Medina (420km) and Riyadh (950km) via the main highway network. Visitors travelling from within the GCC can access Jeddah via the coastal highway along the Red Sea.
Ample free parking is available at the Jeddah Superdome for all visitors and exhibitors.
Air travel
King Abdulaziz International Airport serves Jeddah and is one of the busiest international airports in the Middle East, handling millions of passengers annually with direct connections from across the Gulf, Europe, Asia and beyond.
The airport is approximately 20km from the Jeddah Superdome, with an estimated journey time of 25–30 minutes by car or taxi under normal traffic conditions.
By taxi
Jeddah is well served by taxis and ride-hailing apps, making it straightforward to get to and from the Jeddah Superdome.
The following services operate across the city:
Uber — available via the Uber app
Careem — available via the Careem app
Drive — available via the inDrive app
Local taxis — widely available across hotels and key city locations
4. Exploring the region
Saudi Arabia is a land of endless discovery, where each region unveils its own unique landscapes, rich heritage, and cultural treasures. Explore what awaits you and start your journey today.
Riyadh
The capital city and a hub of business, culture, and entertainment. Visit the futuristic King Abdullah Financial District, Diriyah (UNESCO site), and the Edge of the World.
Madina
The second holiest city in Islam, featuring Al-Masjid an-Nabawi and significant Islamic heritage sites.
Farasan Island
An archipelago of over 80 islands located in the southern Red Sea, off the coast of Jazan. Famous for their pristine beaches, diverse marine life, coral reefs, and historical sites. The islands are a popular spot for diving, snorkelling, and eco-tourism.
Wadi Al Disah
A breathtaking canyon with lush palm groves and towering rock formations.
AlUla
One of Saudi Arabia’s most breathtaking cultural and historical destinations, located in the northwest of the country. It is famous for its ancient rock formations, archaeological sites, and luxury tourism experiences
Red Sea Coast /Umluj
Red Sea Coast refers to the entire western coastline of Saudi Arabia, stretching from the north (near Jordan) down to the south (near Yemen). Including stunning natural areas like Umluj often called the ‘Saudi Maldives’.
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