Saudi Arabia is expected to allow the sale and limited alcohol consumption in 2026 as part of its preparations for hosting major international events, such as the EXPO 2030 and the 2034 World Cup, according to Saudi media. The ban on alcohol has been valid in Saudi Arabia since 1952, both from citizens and foreigners. According to saudimoments.com, the new framework will apply to about 600 locations across the country, including five -star hotels, luxury resorts, diplomatic zones and tourist developments such as Neom, Sindalah island and the Red Sea Project. The permitted points will be able to serve beer, wine and cider. However, drinks with more than 20% in alcohol – such as spirits – will remain limited. Beginning in 2026, Saudi Arabia Will Permit Alcohol Sales at Approximately 600 Locations. Follow: @Afpost pic.twitter.com/kv2a3i3l1k – AF Post (@Afpost) May 24, 2025 Alcohol will not be available in homes, public places, […]
Source: News Beast
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