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Misfat Al Abriyeen Heritage Tourism Project

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The Misfat Al Abriyeen tourism project that was jointly launched by Bank Muscat, the flagship financial services provider in the Sultanate, in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism and Al Misfat Al Ahlia company is progressing well with more than 40 percent of the project now complete according to a review by bank officials and external consultants. The project involves the development of old Misfat village, which is one of the most important Omani villages for heritage and cultural tourism, and it is currently being implemented by the Al Misfat Al Ahlia company. The signing of the agreement to launch the tourism development project falls within the framework of sustainable development. The project will create a unique tourism experience centered on the old Misfat village, highlighting Omani tourism strategy based on a sustainable development model that benefits local communities with preservation of the environment and cultural heritage.

Hay Al-Sharooq International School

The Hay Al-Sharooq International School (HASIS), an independent educational entity, fully owned by Oman Development Foundation (ODF) is providing a cutting-edge ‘Hybrid Curriculum’, which has been specifically designed for the school with the aim to transform teaching-learning experiences in the education system in the Wilayat of Sur and its adjoining areas. By introducing the Hybrid Curriculum, the Hay Al-Sharooq International Schoolbrings the best internationally recognised curricular, to provide a holistic curriculum that encourages students to become future leaders and prepares them for the challenges of tomorrow. It imparts students with the skills and knowledge necessary to become an active part of not just the Sultanate, but the world in the future; and gives them a head start for a successful and smooth transition from education to professional life.

Tasmim pre-launches high-end project Habitat

Tasmim recently pre-launched its high-end project Habitat, an all-in-one destination where residential, commercial, shopping, and entertainment come together in one place. Habitat is a distinct mixed-use development from Tasmim, coming up in the heart of Muscat. Located in Al Khuwair, near Madinat Sultan Qaboos area, it is a commercial vantage point and a premium destination to live, shop, train and simply hang-out in. The project is developed in partnership with Omani conglomerate Shanfari Group of Companies and Austrian architecture company Mandressi GmbH. A flagship project, surrounded by the sea on one side and a view of the Al Hajar Mountains on the other side, Habitat will reveal a sleek global design combining cutting-edge engineering features set in Omani backdrop.

Kempinski Hotel Muscat voted Best Business Hotel in Muscat

Kempinski Hotel Muscat won the award for ‘Best Business Hotel in Muscat’ during the 8th edition of the Business Traveller Middle East Awards 2019 in a ceremony held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The Business Traveller Middle East celebrates the best in business travel across the Middle East and worldwide. Showcasing the companies at the forefront of business travel and services, winners of the Business Traveller Middle East Awards are voted for by the public. Designed with a variety of local Omani influences, the modern urban resort opened its doors in March 2018 and recently celebrated its 1-year anniversary. Encompassing over 6 km of stunning coastline within Al Mouj Muscat, this unparalleled luxury destination in the capital of Oman blends traditional Omani hospitality with timeless European elegance.

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