Muscat – However, the minister expressed optimism that the impact would remain limited. He highlighted the continued steady flow of tourists and the significant number (around 450) of unscheduled flights heading to Dhofar, indicating a promising winter tourism season.
The tourist flow reflects a steady growth, with winter tourism expected to double the growth of the previous years, he noted.
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