Jeddah Season logo in Guinness: The heaviest gold shield in the world weighing 8.7 kg
In a new global achievement reflecting excellence and innovation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Guinness World Records Jeddah Season logo as the heaviest gold logo shield in the world. This exceptional event adds another title to the series of successes achieved by major Saudi events. The golden shield, weighing a record 8.769 kilograms of pure gold, was displayed at the Jeddah Gold and Jewelry Exhibition , held at the Jeddah Superdome.
Details of the achievement at the Jeddah Gold Exhibition
The Gold and Jewelry Exhibition, held from January 8th to 12th, witnessed a large turnout of visitors and those interested in the world of luxury and jewelry. The display of the Jeddah Golden Season logo was a major attraction, as this artwork embodies the fusion of high craftsmanship with the season's distinctive visual identity. This large-scale exhibition featured more than 130 local and international exhibitors, in addition to four leading Saudi manufacturers, making it a vital platform for showcasing the latest innovations in gold and jewelry design and reinforcing Jeddah's position as a leading destination for luxury shopping.
Jeddah Season and the Kingdom's Vision 2030
This achievement is not merely a record; it comes within a broader context of the cultural and tourism transformation underway in the Kingdom as part of Vision 2030. Jeddah Season is a cornerstone of the "Saudi Seasons" initiative, which aims to transform the Kingdom into a global tourist destination, diversify its economic revenue streams, and enhance the quality of life. The season's logo's inclusion in the Guinness World Records strengthens the coastal city's brand and highlights the capabilities of Saudi talent and the private sector to organize world-class events and initiatives that rival those in developed countries.
Economic and touristic importance
Setting this record carries significant economic implications, highlighting the strength of the gold and jewelry market in Saudi Arabia, one of the largest in the region. This event also contributes to promoting tourism in Jeddah, known as the "Bride of the Red Sea," by attracting international media attention and interest in record-breaking achievements. Furthermore, this feat reflects the strong support enjoyed by Saudi entrepreneurs and designers, as the exhibition represents a golden opportunity for exchanging expertise and forging investment partnerships that benefit the national economy.
In conclusion, this golden shield represents a symbol of the brilliance that Jeddah is experiencing, and an affirmation that entertainment and tourism events in the Kingdom are no longer just passing occasions, but have become an integrated industry that immortalizes its name in global records and contributes effectively to the gross domestic product.
