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There's nothing "secret" about this. Most countries with any tourism business (real or hoped-for) do this. Even Saudi Arabia.
by hilux 3y ago
There's nothing "secret" about this.
Most countries with any tourism business (real or hoped-for) do this. Even Saudi Arabia.
- tmm84 3y agoIn the last year or so I have seen so many travel ads and promotions to visit Saudi Arabia. I don't think I'd ever go there but I'm pretty sure I know a lot of the stuff I would visit.
- hilux 3y agoI hear it's a good place to watch soccer.
- leosanchez 3y agoThere are 10's of football (soccer) fans in Saudi Arabia
- LordShredda 3y ago10's of millions? It's the only thing playing in coffee shops and the only thing people talk about
- IncreasePosts 3y agoA few amazing players surrounded by scrubs
- emodendroket 3y agoThe impression I get from seeing the tourism pitches Gulf states do is that they're trying to sell me on Las Vegas, except with less sex or liquor and more unfree labor. Hard to see the appeal.
- Rinzler89 3y ago>There's nothing "secret" about this. It's also not a weapon. I dislike clickbait hyperboles like that in titles.
- a_random_canuck 3y agoYeah this is literally what “influencers” are… they are just freelance salespeople/marketers acting as the outsourced sales and marketing arm for corporations and countries.
- rvba 3y agoThat is just normal marketing. Also "37,000 views on YouTube" mentioned in the article sounds pathetic. What is the RoI here?