Riyadh: Thirty trainees from the Tourism Guidance Program of the Ministry of Tourism visited the King Abdulaziz Public Library here yesterday, to deepen their knowledge of cultural tourism.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the visit is part of a series of activities aimed at providing trainees with practical experience that improves their skill in delivering a distinctive cultural tourism experience, and develops their ability to offer cultural content to tourists in a manner that reflects the richness and diversity of the Kingdom.

During their visit, the trainees also attended a special screening of Princess Alice, granddaughter of Queen Victoria, during her visit to Saudi Arabia in 1938, marking the first visit by a member of the British royal family to the Kingdom.