Muscat: Riyad Al Hinai, from Milestone Adventure, expressed enthusiasm for the enriching experience at the ITB exhibition. He emphasized the myriad benefits gained, including material gains, knowledge enhancement, and fostering relationships with external entities. Al Hinai voiced eagerness for future participation in similar exhibitions, citing the profound impact on their business prospects.

Lennard Otto, representing Oman Adventures Company, exuded pride in showcasing Oman’s tourism potential, particularly in Khasab, and educating visitors about the nation’s unique attractions. Notably, Otto highlighted Oman Adventure Center’s distinction as the home to the world’s longest overwater zip line, spanning over 1.8 kilometres—an exceptional draw for adventure enthusiasts.

Abdul Hafeez Al Harithi, also from Oman Adventures Company, echoed the sentiment of seizing the opportunity to spotlight Oman’s beauty and distinctive experiences. Al Harithi underscored the company’s role as a hub for adventure activities across the Sultanate, extending from Musandam to other regions, aiming to leave an indelible mark on global travellers seeking adventure.

Abdul Hamid Al-Shabnouti of Husaak Adventures emphasized the exhibition’s role in forging connections with international companies keen on exploring Oman’s tourist offerings. Al-Shabnouti revealed that over twenty partnerships were established during the event, signalling a promising avenue for collaboration and tourism expansion in Oman.