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In a glittering ceremony held in London, Saudi boxing phenom Ziyad Al-Maayouf has been honoured with the prestigious
FIFA is set to announce today, Dec. 11, the host countries for World Cup in 2030 and 2034. Saudi Arabia was the sole bidder for the 2034 World Cup.
The acquisition of Al Hilal Club by Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdulaziz, Chairman of Kingdom Holding Co., has reached final stages, with an
Jeddah is set to become the meeting point for Saudi Arabia’s real estate industry when the 5th edition of the Real Estate Development and Ownership Exhib
The region’s leading active entertainment destination launches at Solitaire Mall, bringing a bold new brand world to the Kingdom’s teens and families
The Ministry of Sport and the National Center for Privatization (NCP) announced offering five additional sports clubs to investors, Riyadh, Abha, Al-Fate
KoçSistem Leads Türkiye’s IT System Integrator for the Eighth Consecutive Year as KoçDigital Wins Top AI Award
KoçSistem ranked first in ICT 500’s main system integrator category for an eighth consecutive year, while KoçSistem and KoçDigital recorded 10 categ
RIYADH — The Heritage Commission has added 9,586 architectural heritage assets to the National Register of Urban Heritage across various regions of Saudi Arabia, bringing the total number of registered assets to 59,586. Asir recorded the largest number of newly registered assets at 4,363, bringing its total to 25,110. Al-Baha followed with 2,547 new registrations, raising its total to 7,820, while Makkah recorded 1,755 new assets, bringing the total there to 7,786. Najran added 673 assets, bringing its total to 1,610, while Riyadh recorded 169 new registrations for a total of 6,072. Madinah added 23 assets, bringing its total to…
Saudi Tourism Authority and Mastercard announce collaboration to further advance tourism growth across the Kingdom
The Saudi Tourism Authority (STA) and Mastercard have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate in further positioning Saudi Arabia as a
There was a time when podcasts were something you listened to on the commute, at the gym or while doing chores. You pressed play, put your phone away and listened. Now, increasingly, we are watching them. Podcast studios have started to look more like television sets, with multiple cameras, carefully designed backgrounds, professional lighting and hosts who know that a facial expression or reaction could become the next viral clip. The shift raises an interesting question: Are video podcasts beginning to compete with traditional TV shows for our attention? Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on…
