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Jeddah Bustles During School Vacation

Jeddah is bustling with vacationers during the weeklong school vacation.  Visitors and tourists in large numbers are coming to enjoy Jeddah’s urban attractions, beaches and malls. One hotelier said hotels, rest houses, and apartments are full of guests.

The owner of beach cabins in Obhur said housing unit prices have increased more than 20% compared to the usual price. Malls are working especially hard to attract customers with special holiday programs including puppet shows for children, and quizzes for customers. 
 

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