AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOman Travel Safety Update: The US State Department kept Oman on Level 3 “Reconsider Travel,” citing risks of armed conflict and terrorism, plus possible drone and missile attacks with little warning. New Air Links: SalamAir launched the first direct Muscat–Sylhet service (3 weekly flights), with plans to move to daily from January 2027. Travel Disruption in Oman: An IndiGo Doha–Bengaluru flight diverted to Muscat after the pilot fell ill; passengers were given refreshments and an alternate onward flight. Hospitality Growth: Muriya plans to add about 1,000 hotel rooms across Hawana Salalah and Jebel Sifah over the next 3–5 years, alongside continued investment in As Sodah Island. Heritage Spotlight: Oman restored Seeb Fort in Muscat, bringing back its traditional look after more than two centuries. Halal Tourism Push: A specialised “Halal Tourism” workshop began in Salalah to build standards and skills for the sector. Regional Travel Context: Thailand will cut visa-free stays for many nationalities from 60 to 30 days from Sept. 15, including Oman. Royal Diplomacy: King Charles and Queen Camilla will host Sultan Haitham for a state visit at Windsor Castle in October.
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