About Waslo

Waslo aims to bring Saudi Arabia’s transport system together through one integrated digital network, simplifying mobility across the Kingdom and connecting people, cities and destinations.

Saudi Arabia has built world-class intercity and urban transport, yet travellers still have to stitch these services together themselves. A city-to-city journey can involve 8–9 providers, more than four browser tabs and separate checkouts. Planning can take 45–90 minutes, leaving passengers to manage disruptions and missed connections on their own. This fragmentation can discourage the use of public and shared transport, leave seats empty and steer travellers towards potentially costlier, more carbon-intensive journeys by private car or air.

Waslo is designed to close this gap by combining intercity flights, trains and buses with local public transport and walking connections in one clear itinerary. The planned platform would help travellers compare options, book participating services, navigate connections and adjust their journey when plans change.

By making the Kingdom’s transport network easier to access and use, Waslo aims to support urbanisation, boost tourism and simplify travel for residents and visitors. Its vision is a connected Saudi Arabia where mobility opens access to communities, destinations and opportunities.

Planning figures refer to the pitch’s illustrative journey-planning scenario (pages 4–6), not measured national averages.