Salalah: The Salalah Airport has received two direct flights from Hurghada, Egypt, bringing in a total of 437 tourists, as announced by the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism (MHT) on Thursday.
The ministry mentioned in a press release that these tourists will stay for four nights, enjoying the city's unique mix of historical and natural wonders.
The tour, organized by the MHT, is part of the continuous efforts to draw in tourists from abroad, thereby boosting the local economy and elevating Oman's status as a leading tourist spot in the worldwide tourism industry.
During their visit, the tourists will participate in various excursions to explore Dhofar's famous historical landmarks and natural beauty, showcasing the area's cultural and environmental diversity.
After their time in Salalah, the tourists will board the cruise ship Vasco da Gama, which will depart for Sultan Qaboos Port in Muscat.
This effort highlights Oman's progress in making itself more attractive as a tourist destination, showing the nation's dedication to providing unforgettable experiences that attract tourists from around the world.
