Photo and film credits
The destination film combines real footage from five Saudi destinations, with still frames used in the design. Additional photographs of Asir and Al Baha appear in the launch destination cards. The heritage photograph shows a Saudi folk performance; it is not attributed to a specific region.
AlUla · Elephant Rock
Ibrahim Bennett
Original on PexelsRiyadh · Skyline
Abdul7amid Al Fadhly
Original on PexelsJeddah · Waterfront
Md Amir Umar
Original on PexelsMadinah · Al-Masjid an-Nabawi
Aamir Somewhere
Original on PexelsAl Khobar · Waterfront and Water Tower
Saahil Shabbir Ahammed
Original on PexelsSaudi traditional dress and folk arts · Photograph
hani almuzaini
Original on Pexels
Pexels material is used under the Pexels licence. The films have been trimmed, resized and joined, preserving their natural colours.
On 12 October 2026, the Khobar and Riyadh web stills were refreshed from the same credited original clips at 2400×1350 and 2160×1215. The Riyadh portrait frame is cropped around the skyline. The Al Baha photograph was resized from its original to 2400×1272. These WebP files preserve the source colours without upscaling or sharpening.
Launch destination photographs
Asir · Al Soudah
marviikad
Asir · Rijal Almaa heritage village
Heritage Commission · هيئة التراث
Photograph ‘رجال ألمع1.jpg’, donated to Wikimedia Commons by the Heritage Commission. The Commons version includes an earlier watermark-removal edit by Beao dated 20 March 2024. Luxday only resized it proportionally to 1800×1201 and converted it to WebP, preserving the scene and colours.
Al Baha · Historic mountain roads
Saudi Press Agency (SPA) · وكالة الأنباء السعودية
These photographs were resized and converted to WebP. Cards crop the display to fit their layout; the scenery and colours have not been generated or altered. Each adapted photograph is shared under its original licence, linked above.