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Red Sea Film Festival Continues Activities to Foster Communication among Industry Professionals, Audience

The festival's activities have been focused on enhancing interaction and communication between industry professionals and the audience - File Photo
The festival's activities have been focused on enhancing interaction and communication between industry professionals and the audience - File Photo
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Red Sea Film Festival Continues Activities to Foster Communication among Industry Professionals, Audience

The festival's activities have been focused on enhancing interaction and communication between industry professionals and the audience - File Photo
The festival's activities have been focused on enhancing interaction and communication between industry professionals and the audience - File Photo

The third edition of the Red Sea Film Festival continued its activities Monday for the fifth day, featuring a diverse range of screenings and events, including seminars, panel discussions, and workshops.
The festival's activities have been focused on enhancing interaction and communication between industry professionals and the audience, according to SPA.
Monday's opening screenings included two premieres from the Middle East and North Africa region: "Hajjan," a thrilling family adventure film, and "Four Daughters," the winner of the top documentary prize at Cannes 2023.
The festival is showcasing 130 films from 77 countries performed in 47 languages, including 35 world premieres and 60 premieres in the Middle East and Africa.

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SAUDIA Wins Best Airline Cabin Crew Award at Business Traveler Awards

Saudi Arabian Airlines plane, is seen at the airport of the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, August 9, 2021. (Reuters)
Saudi Arabian Airlines plane, is seen at the airport of the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, August 9, 2021. (Reuters)
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SAUDIA Wins Best Airline Cabin Crew Award at Business Traveler Awards

Saudi Arabian Airlines plane, is seen at the airport of the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, August 9, 2021. (Reuters)
Saudi Arabian Airlines plane, is seen at the airport of the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, August 9, 2021. (Reuters)

Saudia Airlines (SAUDIA) has earned the Best Airline Cabin Crew award at the 2024 Business Traveler North America Awards ceremony in Miami, US.
SAUDIA Chief Guest Experience Officer Rossen Dimitrov received the award, which is given to airlines for the first time, SPA reported.
Dimitrov said that the award received by SAUDIA is testimony to its dedication to enhancing the travel experience, aiming to elevate it to new heights and surpass expectations. He added that air service constitutes a critical aspect of travel, and is a key indicator of service quality that reflects the level of guest satisfaction.
This international recognition, he said, underscores the effectiveness of SAUDIA employees, “particularly the team of navigators who are crucial to the operational system, managing over 500 flights daily”.
He noted that air service is experiencing significant improvements that showcase Saudi culture, from the warm welcome and assistance to the menu featuring meals inspired by the Saudi cuisine, and the tradition of serving Saudi coffee and dates sourced from the homeland, as a sign of hospitality.
As part of its strategic vision for a new era, SAUDIA is dedicated to continuous innovation and to coming up with impactful initiatives that improve services and products. Its commitment to improving its operational performance is evident in the modern, and expanding, fleet, which currently includes 144 aircraft that helps it carry out its plan of connecting the world with the Kingdom.