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Zawya
a day ago
- Business
- Zawya
Oman: Dhofar invests over $7.2mln in new tourism projects
Salalah – Dhofar Municipality is moving ahead with four tourism and leisure projects worth more than RO2.85mn as part of efforts to enhance the governorate's appeal and improve public facilities. The projects include three scenic viewpoints in Salalah, Rakhyut and Dhalkut, alongside construction of a public park in the Shahab Asaib area of Rakhyut. The projects are part of the Governorates Development Programme, which aims to improve quality of life while promoting sustainable tourism. Dr Abdullah bin Mohammed Baawain, Director General of Projects and Technical Affairs at Dhofar Municipality, said the developments are being carried out in coordination with relevant authorities to ensure the natural and cultural identity of each location is maintained. The Itlalat Aftalqut project in Salalah has reached 30% completion. Located on a mountain overlooking the sea, the RO992,000 project will include rest areas, seating, restaurants, a landscaped walkway and public amenities. In Rakhyut, the second phase of the Itlalat Sha'at project is 32% complete. With investment exceeding RO1mn, the development will add new viewing platforms, larger car parks, rest areas and landscaping to one of Dhofar's most visited natural attractions overlooking the Arabian Sea. Also in Rakhyut, construction of the public park in Shahab Asaib has reached 55% completion. With an estimated cost of RO468,000, the park will offer green spaces, recreational facilities and public amenities for residents and visitors. Meanwhile, the Itlalat Deem project in Dhalkut will create seating areas, car parks, pedestrian walkways and landscaping at a mountain site overlooking the coast. The project is valued at RO346,000. 'These projects will not only add to Dhofar's tourism potential but also serve local communities year-round in line with the governorate's integrated development vision,' Baawain said. © Apex Press and Publishing Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Muscat Daily
2 days ago
- Muscat Daily
Dhofar invests over RO2.8mn in new tourism projects
Salalah – Dhofar Municipality is moving ahead with four tourism and leisure projects worth more than RO2.85mn as part of efforts to enhance the governorate's appeal and improve public facilities. The projects include three scenic viewpoints in Salalah, Rakhyut and Dhalkut, alongside construction of a public park in the Shahab Asaib area of Rakhyut. The projects are part of the Governorates Development Programme, which aims to improve quality of life while promoting sustainable tourism. Dr Abdullah bin Mohammed Baawain, Director General of Projects and Technical Affairs at Dhofar Municipality, said the developments are being carried out in coordination with relevant authorities to ensure the natural and cultural identity of each location is maintained. The Itlalat Aftalqut project in Salalah has reached 30% completion. Located on a mountain overlooking the sea, the RO992,000 project will include rest areas, seating, restaurants, a landscaped walkway and public amenities. Dr Abdullah bin Mohammed Baawain, Director General of Projects and Technical Affairs at Dhofar Municipality In Rakhyut, the second phase of the Itlalat Sha'at project is 32% complete. With investment exceeding RO1mn, the development will add new viewing platforms, larger car parks, rest areas and landscaping to one of Dhofar's most visited natural attractions overlooking the Arabian Sea. Also in Rakhyut, construction of the public park in Shahab Asaib has reached 55% completion. With an estimated cost of RO468,000, the park will offer green spaces, recreational facilities and public amenities for residents and visitors. Meanwhile, the Itlalat Deem project in Dhalkut will create seating areas, car parks, pedestrian walkways and landscaping at a mountain site overlooking the coast. The project is valued at RO346,000. 'These projects will not only add to Dhofar's tourism potential but also serve local communities year-round in line with the governorate's integrated development vision,' Baawain said.
Zawya
26-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Oman: 40% of Ain al Kasfah project's second phase completed
Rustaq: The South Batinah Municipality has announced 40% completion of the second phase of the Ain al Kasfah development project. The Governor's Office stated that the project, featuring ten swimming pools for men and seven for women, a dedicated mosque for women, shaded falaj areas, is progressing steadily. With information signs marking fenced zones and upgraded facilities enhancing visitor experience, the project is expected to attract more tourists, reinforcing Ain al Kasfah's status as a prime destination and contributing to local economic growth. In 2024, the first phase of the Ain Al Kasfah tourist site, renowned for its natural hot springs, was completed. It included restaurants, cafés, expanded parking, and a heritage market. The site is particularly famous for its therapeutic sulphur-rich waters, making it a key attraction. These developments are part of the Governorates Development Programme, aligned with the Royal Directives of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik. Under the 10th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), each governorate has been allocated RO20mn to stimulate local economic growth. © Apex Press and Publishing Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Muscat Daily
25-03-2025
- Business
- Muscat Daily
40% of Ain al Kasfah project's second phase completed
Rustaq – The South Batinah Municipality has announced 40% completion of the second phase of the Ain al Kasfah development project. The Governor's Office stated that the project, featuring ten swimming pools for men and seven for women, a dedicated mosque for women, shaded falaj areas, is progressing steadily. With information signs marking fenced zones and upgraded facilities enhancing visitor experience, the project is expected to attract more tourists, reinforcing Ain al Kasfah's status as a prime destination and contributing to local economic growth. In 2024, the first phase of the Ain Al Kasfah tourist site, renowned for its natural hot springs, was completed. It included restaurants, cafés, expanded parking, and a heritage market. The site is particularly famous for its therapeutic sulphur-rich waters, making it a key attraction. These developments are part of the Governorates Development Programme, aligned with the Royal Directives of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik. Under the 10th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), each governorate has been allocated RO20mn to stimulate local economic growth.
