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National Day Holidays: How the November Break Can Boost Business and Investment Opportunities in Oman

National Day Holidays: How the November Break Can Boost Business and Investment Opportunities in Oman

The National Day holidays have been scheduled for November 26 and 27, creating a four-day break when combined with the weekend. November’s pleasant daytime temperatures make it an excellent time for outdoor activities, although the mountains can be quite cool, especially in the evenings.

For visitors, exploring Muscat is highly recommended, along with excursions to the areas surrounding the Hajar Mountains, Wahiba Sands, and the governorates of South Al Sharqiyah, Al Wusta, and Dhofar.

Notably, Jabal Akhdar, known as the Green Mountain, and Jabal Shams, often called simply the mountain, are both popular destinations offering cooler climates. Tourists can discover the traditional falaj irrigation system and enjoy accommodations at several resorts. These locations present abundant opportunities for trekking, hiking, and camping.

Other attractions include the Al Hoota caves, which span several kilometers and date back nearly two million years, as well as the village of Misfat al Abriyeen.

Additionally, both citizens and expatriates can consider visiting neighboring GCC countries, many of which have simplified visa procedures, such as visas on arrival or e-visa options, facilitating easier travel during this holiday period.


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The extended National Day holidays present a prime opportunity for businesses in Oman’s tourism and hospitality sectors to capitalize on increased domestic and inbound travel, especially given November’s favorable weather for outdoor activities. Entrepreneurs should focus on developing tailored travel experiences and services around key attractions such as the Hajar Mountains and cultural sites, while investors might consider boosting infrastructure and hospitality offerings to meet heightened demand. Additionally, streamlined visa procedures in neighboring GCC countries create prospects for regional travel packages, enhancing Oman’s appeal as a strategic travel hub.

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