RIYADH: At the 21st Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition, the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve Development Authority won the top prize. According to the Saudi Press Agency, the authority’s pavilion took home the Best Display Platform Award in the Environmental and Cultural Heritage Conservation category on Sunday.
The authority emphasised during the display how the Saudi Arabian Northeastern Reserve offers a variety of environmentally friendly camps and lodges and supports sustainable hunting. Thousands of tourists from all over the world came to the pavilion to learn more about travel options like the “Darb Zubaydah Winter Festival” and opulent Al-Hasak caravans.
Leading historical sites were also on display in the pavilion, such as the Umm Al-Asafir Waterfall, Al-Ashar Pool, Lina Heritage Market, and King Abdulaziz Palace in Lina. Additionally, there was a section where guests could see the reserve’s night sky through augmented reality goggles.
Over two hundred fifty thousand people from seventy countries attended the Abu Dhabi exhibition, which concluded on Sunday.There were 1,742 brands showcased, in addition to live shows, workshops and education sessions.
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