Saudi Arabia is a very conservative, Islamic country and is home to what is considered the holiest city in Islam - Mecca. Because of this, the Kingdom has always followed the Islamic laws very strictly and enforced it on their people. Alcohol is completely banned in Saudi Arabia. This includes consuming, importing, brewing and selling alcohol.. As with drugs, there is a prohibition on the manufacture, sale, possession, and consumption of alcohol in Saudi Arabia. Drinking is punishable by public flogging, fines, or lengthy imprisonment, accompanied by deportation in certain cases.. Early in 2019, the country dismissed reports that it would allow hotels and restaurants to serve.
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Cairo: Saudi Arabia does not plan to lift a ban on serving alcohol as it is opening up to the world and seeking to promote its tourism industry, according to a Saudi official. Saudi Assistant.. However, the UAE and Qatar also allow the sale of alcohol to non-Muslims over 21 in hotels, clubs and bars. There is no suggestion from the Saudi document that the government there is considering.
