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I doubt that’d happen. Makkah/Madinah aren’t exactly inviting in that regard.
Allowing non-Muslims doesn’t have to be problematic - the Western/Wailing Wall with all its religious protocols allows non-Jewish visitors, no issue there. If it were allowed, which it won’t as long as the Saudis are the self-righteous custodians, there will be so many hoops to jump through in the form of aggressive security clearances and behavioral guidelines, no one will want to go and the ones who do will be on their best behavior. At the very least there’s always the religious police to beat you with a stick if you’re out of line, so I don’t see a problem.
When they won’t even allow single Muslim women to perform umrah/hajj alone, letting non-Muslims in seems far fetched.