Oman has become a rapidly emerging holiday destination and is on its way to recovery after the pandemic. In order to bring in more visitors to the country, the municipality organised, an event called Muscat Nights which was relaunched on the 19th of January this year.

Four locations in Muscat; Naseem Park, Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre (OCEC), Qurum Gardens, and Oman Automobile Association (OAA) hosted celebrations that lasted as long as 17 days. International companies were able to promote their products through the latest technology while those who attended were entertained. Visiting the heritage village at Al Naseem Park was one of the best things to do in Muscat. Tourists who stayed at Al Falaj Hotel

Enjoyed the musical performances by talented musicians. The Muscat Nights event played out with massive success for Oman’s tourism industry.

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