AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAir Connectivity & Tourism: SalamAir opened ticket sales for a new Muscat–Baghdad–Copenhagen route, with flights set to start on 15 November 2026 (twice weekly), aiming to boost affordable travel and tourism links between Oman, Iraq and Northern Europe. Diplomacy & Travel Links: Oman and Rwanda announced plans to open resident embassies and set up a joint committee and business council, with cooperation flagged across transport, energy, mining, tourism, logistics and communications. Heritage Tourism: Rwanda President Paul Kagame visited Salalah’s Museum of Frankincense Land, touring exhibits on Omani identity and Dhofar’s frankincense history. Local Attractions: Ayn Athum waterfall in eastern Dhofar returned to flow late in the Khareef season, about two weeks later than last year, as Dhofar transitions toward Al Sarb. Regional Travel Context: With Strait of Hormuz tensions still in focus, Iran says a deal with Oman on managing shipping is imminent, while warnings of risks near Omani waters continue—an important backdrop for regional travel planning and insurance considerations.
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