Makkah Chamber Allocates 2,500 Resort Rooms for Stranded GCC Residents

Makkah Chamber Allocates 2,500 Resort Rooms for Stranded GCC Residents | SAUDI EXPATRIATES


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Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Makkah Chamber Allocates 2,500 Resort Rooms for Stranded GCC Residents

The Makkah Chamber of Commerce has allotted 2,500 totally geared up resort rooms to host Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) residents stranded at airports throughout the Kingdom.

The transfer follows the directive of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, approving the internet hosting of all stranded residents of GCC states and making certain their consolation till circumstances permit for his or her protected return dwelling.


The Makkah Chamber promptly initiated the required logistical preparations in response to the directive.

Chairman of the Lodges and Tourism Committee on the Chamber, Abdulmohsen Al-Ajlan, confirmed the allocation of two,500 resort rooms, together with complete supporting companies to make sure the consolation and correct hospitality of the visitors.

Makkah Chamber Allocates 2,500 Resort Rooms for Stranded GCC Residents

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