Saudi 'Struggles to Build Ski Resort' in Middle of Desert for Next Winter Games
- Saudi Arabia's plans to build a high-tech ski resort in Trojena face significant challenges and uncertainty, leading to talks of relocating the 2029 Asian Winter Games.
- Artificial snow for the ski slopes will be pumped from the Gulf of Aqaba, located 200km away, and the project includes 30km of ski runs.
- Critics have raised several concerns regarding NEOM's environmental impact, economic viability, and human rights issues, including the forced displacement of the Huwaitat tribe.
- There are warnings that NEOM's technological ambitions may lead to ethical issues regarding surveillance and a clash with local cultural norms.
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Saudi Arabia is looking for an alternative host country due to difficulties in building a ski resort..
Saudi Arabia is looking for an alternative host country due to difficulties in building a ski resort under construction for the 2029 Asian Winter Games, the British Financial Times (FT) reported on th..
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