Saudi Arabia is Spending $500 Billion to Build a Ski Resort in the Desert
Saudi Arabia is developing Trojena, a $500 billion ski resort in the mountains of Neom, a futuristic city aimed at transforming the region’s economy and tourism.

Saudi Arabia is developing Trojena, a $500 billion ski resort in the mountains of Neom, a futuristic city aimed at transforming the region’s economy and tourism. The resort will feature 36 km of ski slopes available for three months a year, with artificial snow produced using sustainable energy and water recovery systems. Beyond skiing, visitors can enjoy a man-made lake, water sports, and mountain biking, making it a year-round destination. Trojena is part of Neom’s larger vision, which includes a floating industrial city, a luxury island, and a linear metropolis designed to accommodate millions.