Looking to the future, the scalability of glamping in Saudi Arabia appears promising. Unlike massive resorts that require decades of planning and billions in investment, glamping facilities are relatively flexible, modular, and adaptable to various environments. This makes them well-suited to pilot projects in underdeveloped regions, testing new markets while minimizing risks. Over time, successful camps can be expanded, while those that prove less viable can be dismantled without long-term damage. Such adaptability is invaluable for a country experimenting with new tourism models at an unprecedented scale. As global travel preferences evolve, particularly after disruptions like the COVID-19 pandemic, Saudi Arabia’s ability to offer intimate, safe, and customizable glamping experiences positions it at the forefront of resilient tourism innovation.
