MUSCAT – The move comes as part of the Ministry’s efforts to enhance transparency and ensure compliance with tourism regulations. The Ministry emphasised that failure to display the license number could lead to legal accountability.
The Ministry also expressed its appreciation for the continued commitment of licensed adventure tourism companies to implementing security and safety standards, noting that such efforts are vital in providing safe, high-quality tourism experiences.
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