MUSCAT — The ministry said registration through accredited applications and platforms — including Sikka, Masarra, and Valo — is required to ensure compliance, protect stakeholders’ rights, and improve oversight of the seasonal accommodation market.
It added that the initiative aims to strengthen the organisation of tourism services during the Dhofar Khareef season, while enhancing transparency and raising the overall quality of services offered to visitors.
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