AL DAKHILIYAH: The Ministry of Heritage and Tourism has reported a notable increase in the number of visitors to heritage and tourism sites in the Governorate of Al Dakhiliyah for 2024. The figures reveal that 415,081 visitors explored the region’s attractions, a significant rise from 312,243 visitors recorded in 2023. This growth reflects the increasing appeal of Al Dakhiliyah’s rich cultural heritage and tourism offerings.
The increase in visitor numbers can be attributed to various factors, including the region’s strategic initiatives to promote local heritage and enhance tourism infrastructure. These efforts have been successful in attracting both domestic and international tourists who are keen to experience the unique cultural and historical attractions that Al Dakhiliyah has to offer. The Governorate’s diverse array of heritage sites, from forts to archaeological locations, continues to draw large crowds.
The local tourism sector has been bolstered by government support, which has helped improve facilities and services for tourists. Investments in infrastructure, such as road upgrades and the development of modern accommodations, have made the area more accessible and appealing. These developments have played a crucial role in accommodating the growing number of visitors and ensuring a high-quality experience.
Moreover, the Ministry’s efforts to highlight Al Dakhiliyah’s cultural significance through various promotional campaigns have further contributed to the rise in tourism. The region’s natural beauty, combined with its rich history and heritage, makes it an attractive destination for travelers seeking an authentic Omani experience. The growth in visitor numbers is expected to continue, positioning Al Dakhiliyah as a key destination in Oman’s tourism landscape.
