General Travel News

Oman opens tourism office in Dubai

March 31- The Sultanate of Oman has established a tourism office in Dubai because of the increase in number of tourists to the Sultanate last year.

Khalid Al Zadjali, acting Director of Tourism Events Departments, said “For the Sultanate of Oman, the UAE is very strong market with rising tourist arrivals.  In order to tap this market Oman has opened an office here for better marketing and coordination.”  Al Zadjali said the travel and tourism sector is expected to grow 7.8 percent a year in real terms over the next ten years.

More General Travel News
Saudi Arabian Airlines wins best stand design award at Arabian Travel Market 2022
flydubai to operate some flights from Dubai World Central during runway refurbishment project at Dubai International
South Korea Pavilion among top five at Expo 2020 Dubai
Latest Travel News
flydubai to operate some flights from Du...
South Korea Pavilion among top five at E...
Collect souvenirs from the first Emirate...
Featured Sights To See
Château de Vincennes

Château de Vincennes

Paris, France

Today the suburb of Vincennes is one of the most densely populated cities in Europe, but back in the twelfth century, it was nothing more than a forest outside Paris.  Much like its more famous cousin in Versailles, the Palace at Vincennes started off as a hunting manor.  It was built by Louis VII sometime in the mid-twelfth century.  There are only a few scattered archaeological ...

Brandenburg Gate

Brandenburg Gate

Berlin, Germany

the symbol of Berlin and definitely the most photographed monument in the city. Designed by Carl Gotthard Langhans in 1791, it was a symbol of power and prestige (note its similarity to Grecian architecture) but was used as a division between East and West Berlin during the Cold War. Now however, it is seen as a triumphant icon of reunification. ...

Lincoln Park Zoo

Lincoln Park Zoo

Chicago, United States

The Lincoln Park Zoo was founded in 1868 and is one of the oldest zoos in America.  Its beginnings were humble enough, with a donation of swans from New York's Central Park.  The animal collection has expanded slowly over time.  The Lion House was built in 1912 and the Monkey House in 1927.  Today the zoo is home to around 1,250 animals. The Kovler Lion House is a bit of a...

Changdeok-gung Palace

Changdeok-gung Palace

Seoul, South Korea

Also located in Yulgukno, it is another one of Seoul's most spectacular palaces and is second only to the Gyeongbok-gung. First built in 1405, it was the center of power in the dynasty between 1618 and 1896. All the buildings have been restored and repainted. It has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a must-see place! Admission: 3000 won Opening Hours: Access is limi...