Makkah: The sustainable destinations developed by Kidana Development Company, the executive arm of the Royal Commission for Makkah City and Holy Sites, drew more than 426,000 visitors during the mid-year school break.

According to Saudi Press Agency, this high turnout reflects Kidana's ongoing efforts to provide integrated, high-quality experiences that transform the holy sites into lively destinations throughout the year. These initiatives focus on enhancing the quality of life and operational sustainability, in line with Saudi Vision 2030 objectives to build a vibrant community.

Among the most popular destinations, Kidana Path welcomed over 83,000 visitors, while Jabal Al-Rahmah recorded more than 343,000 visitors during the same period. Both sites are part of Kidana's broader strategy to improve the urban landscape and address visual distortions.

Through these projects, the company aims to create a balanced experience that blends human focus, local identity, and service quality, strengthening the role of these destinations in daily life and reflecting its vision for sustainable development of the holy sites.