JTEX: Logistics Sponsor and Exclusive Carrier of the Maazeeb Al-Aqar Journey

JTEX is the logistics sponsor and exclusive carrier of the Maazeeb Al-Aqar journey, the travelling real-estate media programme presented by broadcaster Thani Al-Dahmashi, which set off at the beginning of September 2026 to visit 15 stations across the Kingdom’s regions. The project depends on long intercity journeys during which the production team and guests keep working throughout, making it a practical example of what JTEX delivers in long-term contracted transportation: a fixed, scheduled and monitored operating system.

What is the Maazeeb Al-Aqar journey, and what is JTEX’s role?

Maazeeb Al-Aqar is a travelling media programme that covers the real-estate sector from inside the Kingdom’s regions. Its presenter, Thani Al-Dahmashi, moves with the production team and guests from one station to the next to cover each region on location. Sabq, the Saudi online newspaper, reported on the launch of the journey on 1 September 2026.

JTEX plays a dual role in the project: it is the logistics sponsor supporting the execution of the journey, and at the same time the exclusive carrier responsible for all movements of the team and guests between stations and within each city. Transportation thereby becomes part of the programme’s own structure, not an external service hired station by station.

Which fifteen stations does the Maazeeb Al-Aqar journey cover?

The journey extends to 15 stations covering the north, east, west and south of the Kingdom:

• Al-Jouf
• Al-Qassim
• Hail
• Tabuk
• Dammam – Khobar
• Al-Ahsa
• Hafar Al-Batin
• Arar
• Madinah
• Jeddah
• Makkah
• Taif
• Bisha
• Abha – Khamis Mushait
• Jazan

The list reveals the nature of the operational challenge: long distances between stations, variety in roads, climate and terrain from north to south, and a filming schedule that tolerates no delay, because every station means appointments with guests and pre-arranged filming locations.

How does JTEX manage Maazeeb Al-Aqar intercity travel?

The difference between moving a travelling production team and moving a group within one city is that this team works during the journey and immediately after it. Equipment needs secure space, guests need comfort appropriate to their standing, and the production team needs to arrive ready to start work at once. For this type of project JTEX relies on three operating principles:

1. Fixed schedules and approved routes. Departure and arrival times for every station are planned in advance, with approved routes that account for distance and stopping points, so the team knows when it arrives and where it begins.
2. An operations team on standby for the full project. JTEX’s role is not limited to providing the vehicle and chauffeur; the operations team follows the journey around the clock for the duration of the contract and handles any change to the schedule or route.
3. Vehicle choice by stage. Intercity legs and in-city movements have different requirements, and vehicles are chosen with equipment space, passenger comfort over long distances and road conditions in mind.

This is the same model JTEX applies in its long-term contracted transport services for companies and organisations that need to move teams and staff over months, where the contract is a complete operating system rather than a set of vehicles.

Which vehicles suit tours such as the Maazeeb Al-Aqar journey?

The JTEX vehicle range includes classes that serve exactly this kind of journey, combining passenger comfort over long distances with enough room for equipment and luggage:

• Hyundai Staria: a VIP van with executive seating suited to moving a small team or the programme’s guests over long distances in comfort.
• Mercedes-Benz V-Class: a luxury executive van appropriate for the VIP guests and officials the programme hosts at each station.
• Toyota Hiace: a practical option for moving the production team and equipment between locations within and between cities.

At stations that call for larger group movements, JTEX offers its bus transportation service with mini-bus and full-size bus classes, according to group size and route.

What can organisations learn from the Maazeeb Al-Aqar journey?

The Maazeeb Al-Aqar journey is not unique in its nature. Many companies and organisations need the same model: an audit or inspection team visiting branches in several regions, a marketing team running a roadshow across several cities, or a delegation visiting projects scattered around the Kingdom. In every case the operational question is the same: how does the team travel long distances while keeping its working schedule and readiness intact?

JTEX answers it with a single operating system that links advance planning to field execution and continuous follow-up. That system rests on the company’s record at major events such as the Spanish Super Cup 2025 in Jeddah and the AFC Awards 2025 in Riyadh, where it demonstrated its ability to operate beyond Riyadh and in high-pressure environments. The full range of solutions is set out on the JTEX services page.

Maazeeb sponsorship and examples from the JTEX fleet

The following examples show fleet classes discussed for field tours. Vehicle allocation depends on the requirements of each programme.

Frequently asked questions

What is JTEX’s role in the Maazeeb Al-Aqar journey?

JTEX is the logistics sponsor and exclusive carrier of the journey, responsible for all movements of the production team and guests between the fifteen stations and within each city.

Who presents the Maazeeb Al-Aqar programme?

The programme is presented by broadcaster Thani Al-Dahmashi; it is a travelling real-estate media programme visiting the Kingdom’s regions.

How many stations does the journey cover?

Fifteen: Al-Jouf, Al-Qassim, Hail, Tabuk, Dammam–Khobar, Al-Ahsa, Hafar Al-Batin, Arar, Madinah, Jeddah, Makkah, Taif, Bisha, Abha–Khamis Mushait and Jazan.

Does JTEX provide intercity transportation for companies?

Yes. JTEX carries out intercity movements within long-term contracted transportation agreements and events across the Kingdom’s regions, through a fixed, scheduled and monitored operating system.

Which vehicles suit long field tours?

Executive vans such as the Hyundai Staria, Mercedes-Benz V-Class and Toyota Hiace, with mini-buses and full-size buses available for larger groups.

If your organisation is planning a field tour or a programme that moves between several cities and needs a carrier to take on the entire logistics side, contact the JTEX team on WhatsApp or through the contact page to design the right transportation system for your journey.