RIYADH: Deputy Minister of Licensing and Classification at the Ministry of Tourism, Abdulmuhsen Al-Mazyad, has carried out field inspections of hospitality facilities in Makkah to assess their readiness to receive pilgrims during the upcoming Hajj season.
The inspections aim to ensure that hotels and other establishments comply with tourism laws and executive regulations, particularly in regard to operational licensing issued by the Ministry of Tourism.
In addition to site visits, the ministry’s delegation met with hospitality investors and operators at the Makkah Chamber of Commerce.
Discussions focused on enhancing service quality, addressing challenges faced by the sector, and strengthening public-private collaboration.
The initiative is part of the ministry’s broader effort to improve hospitality standards and ensure a safe, well-regulated environment for pilgrims and visitors across the Kingdom.
