MUSCAT – The event aligns with Oman Vision 2040’s strategic goals to promote technological innovation and sustainable tourism development.
More than 470 participants registered for the hackathon, reflecting growing interest in providing innovative solutions to develop the future of tourism in the Sultanate. Following a rigorous evaluation, seventeen teams, comprising both individuals and groups, qualified to compete in areas such as sustainable tourism, digital transformation, and enhancing visitor experiences.
Over three intensive days, participants tackled real-world tourism challenges in a dynamic and interactive setting, guided by expert steering and judging committees from partner organizations and supporting entities.
The hackathon also featured specialised training workshops to support project development. Key sessions included a Marketing and Market Research Workshop to identify target audiences and analyze tourism product success, an Investment Presentation Workshop to enhance pitching and negotiation skills, and a Business Model Workshop focused on aligning ideas with market demands and opportunities.
Tourism Hackathon 2025 marks a significant milestone in nurturing tourism innovation and entrepreneurship, highlighting the dedication of Omani entities to empowering youth and shaping the future of tourism in the Sultanate.



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