Non-Religious Tourism In Saudi Arabia

Abstract

By examining the experiences of non-religious tourists in Saudi Arabia, this study intends to pinpoint particular goals that will direct the nation's support for this industry. The study aims to improve Saudi Arabia's non-religious tourist options by analysing tactics, gaps, and sociocultural factors. This method, which employs a descriptive survey design, is preferred over interview-guided approaches because it effectively gathers data from a larger sample in less time. The study uses a quantitative approach and adheres to a positivist worldview. A survey with a sample size goal of 500 people was given to both domestic and foreign tourists, with a focus on those with non religious goals. Data for the study were gathered by asking respondents about their attitudes, views, and opinions regarding non-religious travel experiences. The analysis of quantitative data yields insights into variables using descriptive and inferential statistics. Variable properties are clarified by descriptive statistics like mean, median, frequency, standard deviation, and percentages. The information gained through this method helps us understand non-religious tourism in Saudi Arabia and provides suggestions for development and future research topics.