Oman Tourism & Heritage: Oman’s Ministry of Heritage and Tourism has published a new scientific study on ancient three-stone nomadic monuments across Oman and Yemen, mapping 921 locations and 3,880 structures and shedding fresh light on their possible roles beyond burial sites. Sustainability & Travel: Oman marked World Environment Day with an Environment Authority event highlighting climate action, the Manakh (Climate) platform, clean-energy cooperation and eco-tourism camps—good news for travellers who want greener experiences. EV-Friendly Holidays: Oman is pushing electric mobility for visitors too, with plans to add EV charging stations at 3-, 4- and 5-star hotels, including Jabal Akhdar properties already listed as having chargers. Local Tourism Boost: The Jabal Akhdar Festival 2026 (15 July–end of August) is set to lift tourism and local economic activity in Al Dakhiliyah, with venues and visitor services being prepared. Oman Business & Investment: Future Fund Oman will sign new investment and strategic projects on 9 June worth over OMR570 million, including tourism and adventures, plus renewable energy, healthcare and food security. Regional Travel Perk for Omani Visitors: Sri Lanka will grant free tourist visas to Omani citizens from 25 May 2026 via the ETA system (up to 30 days, two entries).