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All About Oman
The Sultanate of Oman is the third largest country
in the Arabian peninsula. It borders the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia in the west, the United Arab Emirates
in the northeast, and the Republic of Yemen in the
south.
Although lying in the tropics, the Sultanate is
subject to seasonal changes like the more temperate
regions of the world. The hottest months are from
June to August. The most pleasant months to visit
Oman are from mid-October through March when daytime
temperatures fall into the lower 30s and below.
Muscat, the capital of Oman, is a cosmopolitan but
relaxed city, free from the hustle and bustle found
in many of Arabia's other capital cities. Muscat is
Oman's financial and trade centre. Under the
leadership of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said,
Muscat has improved beyond recognition, but has
never lost its pride in its heritage and culture.
The capital area is a prime example of intelligent
and aesthetic development, blending the ancient and
modern.
Source:
www.omantourism.gov.om
Visa Procedure
If you are a non-GCC national, a visa is required
for entry in the Sultanate of Oman. The visa may be
issued upon arrival or obtained in advance from
Oman's diplomatic and commercial missions worldwide.
However, as part of the varied services we offer to
all our exhibitors, we take care of all matters
related to the processing of your visa, so you don't
anymore have to worry about it. This would enable
you to concentrate more on your participation in
MedHealth & Wellness 2009.
Hotel Accommodation
We can also help you out if you need assistance in
hotel booking for the duration of your stay in the
sultanate. Oman has a large number of world-class
hotels to suit your taste and budget. Among these
are the following:
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Al
Bustan Palace Hotel |
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Intercontinental Muscat |
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Crowne
Plaza Hotel Muscat |
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Radisson
SAS Hotel |
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Grand
Hyatt Muscat |
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Ruwi
Novotel |
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Golden
Tulip Hotel |
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Safeer
International Hotel |
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Holiday
Inn Muscat |
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The
Chedi Muscat |
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