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The Royal Commission for AlUla appoints Head of Tourism PR and Communications

With more than 20 years of experience in marketing communications, Howard’s career comprises several leadership roles in the automotive, hospitality and tourism sectors.

Stephen Howard, Head of Tourism PR and Communications, Tourism Sector, The Royal Commission for AlUla.Stephen Howard, Head of Tourism PR and Communications, Tourism Sector, The Royal Commission for AlUla.

The Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU) has appointed Stephen Howard as Head of Tourism PR and Communications for its Tourism Sector, as the destination continues to expand its global profile as Saudi Arabia’s preeminent boutique heritage destination.

Howard, who has relocated from Hong Kong to AlUla, via Australia, will be working across and collaborating with teams on areas of tourism he genuinely passionate about – from art and culture, wildlife and natural heritage, and heritage sites, to hotels and resorts, film, and even the emerging field of astro-tourism.

With more than 20 years of experience in marketing communications, Howard’s career spans leadership roles in the automotive, ho


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