A GEA permit is an official license issued by the General Entertainment Authority of Saudi Arabia. It’s mandatory for organizing public and private events, including:

1. Concerts and music festivals
2. Cultural and artistic performances
3. DJ and live music shows
4. Celebrity appearances
5. Entertainment activities in malls or venues
6. Private events with live performances

• Consult with our experts – We assess your event type and guide you through the requirements.
• Submit necessary documents – We prepare and submit all paperwork to GEA on your behalf.
• Receive official approval – Once GEA reviews your application, you’ll receive your event permit.

The Saudis celebrate Saudi National Day on the 23rd of September every year.

1. Family events: organizing family events such as birthdays, graduation ceremonies, and wedding anniversaries. Make sure to provide a variety of services to meet the needs of different families.
2. Corporate Events: Organizing corporate events such as conferences, workshops and annual parties. You may also provide services such as coordinating travel and accommodation for participants.
3. Wedding and Engagement Events: Offering the organization of wedding and engagement events, from coordinating the site, decorations and photography to organizing banquets and entertainment.
4. Cultural and artistic events: Organizing film, music and arts festivals, exhibitions and cultural conferences.
5. Sports and fitness events: Organizing sports tournaments and fitness events such as marathons, yoga challenges and aerobics.
6. Consulting services for organizing events: Provide consulting services to individuals and companies who want to organize their own events without the need to hire a full-fledged event planning company. You can provide advice on planning, coordinating and promoting the event and provide support when needed.
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People in Saudi Arabia celebrate Eid al-Adha by performing Eid prayers in mosques and communal prayer rooms. After the prayer, people exchange congratulations and blessings, and go to the place of slaughtering the sacrifice, where they slaughter livestock such as sheep, goats, and cows, and distribute the meat to relatives, neighbors, the poor, and the needy. They also spend quality time with family and friends, enjoying delicious meals and fun activities.