With major projects, the emirate is stepping up its offerings to attract global investors Ras Al Khaimah, with its picturesque coastline and mountains, has reinvented itself for homeowners, investors and entrepreneurs over the past year. Image Credit: Shutterstock At the Arabian Travel Market this week, the Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority (RAKTDA) announced it would invest Dh500 million ($136m) in 20 sustainable tourism development projects across the emirate as part of a partnership with RAK Hospitality Holding and RAK Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The new projects are aligned with the emirate’s strategy to be the go-to destination for UAE residents and tourists around the world, with a focus on nature, leisure, adventure, accessibility and authenticity. Over the next year the emirate will expand around 6,700 keys, adding many on its Jebel Jais mountain.