The vast desert ruins of Al-Ula inspire awe. But Saudi Arabia’s crackdown on dissidents and Jamal Khashoggi’s killing could make tourism a harder sell.

Saudi Arabia may unlock the kingdom’s hidden treasures. But will tourists come?

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