Saudi Arabia upgrades Tahallul service for 360,000 Umrah pilgrims
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- •The upgraded Tahallul service will benefit 360,000 pilgrims during Ramadan 2026.
- •Saudi authorities have prepared accessible prayer areas for people with disabilities and elders at the Grand Mosque.
- •The Jeddah Waterfront has been identified as a top tourist destination during Ramadan 2026.
- •Saudi passports have been enhanced to improve readiness for Ramadan Umrah pilgrims.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the upgraded Tahallul service efficiently manages pilgrim flow then Saudi Arabia will reduce congestion at the Grand Mosque, improving safety and pilgrim satisfaction.
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MEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)Jeddah Waterfront Tops List of Tourist Destinations During RamadanMEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)Saudi Passports Boost Readiness for Ramadan UmrahMESaudi GazetteAccessible prayer areas readied for people with disabilities and elders at Grand Mosque during RamadanMESaudi Gazette360,000 Umrah pilgrims to benefit from upgraded Tahallul service during Ramadan