Oman Air And Turkish Airlines Launch Loyalty Partnership

MUSCAT: Oman Air and Turkish Airlines have introduced a significant collaboration by launching a strategic Frequent Flyer Programme partnership aimed at enhancing the travel experience for loyalty members worldwide. Through this initiative, members of both airlines will gain access to expanded mileage accrual and redemption opportunities across a broader global network. This agreement marks a…

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Dhofar Khareef Season Records Rise In Visitor Numbers

MUSCAT: The Dhofar Khareef season witnessed a notable increase in visitor turnout between June 21 and July 31, 2025, reaching 442,100 visitors. This figure represents a 7 percent rise compared to the same period in 2024, when 413,122 visitors were recorded. The growth highlights the sustained popularity of the monsoon season in southern Oman, driven…

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Asyad Executes Heavy Unit Relocation From Sohar To Muscat

MUSCAT: Asyad Group successfully completed a complex operation involving the relocation of a massive unit weighing more than 100 tons from Sohar Port to its facility in Muscat. The largest component measured 13.5 meters in length and weighed 60 tons, requiring highly specialized transport equipment and precision handling. This move underscores Asyad’s advanced logistical capabilities…

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Oman Has One Of The Lowest Crime Rates Globally

MUSCAT: Oman is widely recognized as one of the safest countries in the world, with an impressively low crime rate that benefits both residents and travelers. This reputation is backed by consistent government efforts to maintain public security through advanced policing techniques, community engagement, and strict legal frameworks. The sense of safety in Oman contributes…

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Oman Has No Street Names In Many Areas

MUSCAT: In many parts of Oman, street names are not commonly used, and navigation relies heavily on landmarks and verbal directions. Instead of addresses based on numbered streets or roads, people typically describe locations using well-known points of reference such as “next to the big mosque” or “after the petrol station.” This traditional system reflects…

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Oman’s Coast Is a Shipwreck Graveyard

MUSCAT: Oman’s coastline is renowned for being a rich underwater archaeological site, often described as a shipwreck graveyard due to its location along ancient maritime trade routes. These routes connected the Arabian Peninsula with East Africa, India, and beyond, facilitating the exchange of goods, culture, and ideas over centuries. The waters off Oman’s shores have…

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