Showing posts with label Oman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oman. Show all posts

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Grand Hyatt Muscat appoints new GM


Grand Hyatt Muscat recently announced the appointment of Garry Friend as its new general manager.

Located directly on sandy Al Qurm Beach, the Grand Hyatt provides spacious rooms with balconies offering panoramic views of the Gulf of Oman. Some rooms have views of the Hajar Mountains.

The air-conditioned rooms at Grand Hyatt feature bright décors and are equipped with spacious bathrooms. Bathrobes and slippers are provided for guests’ convenience.

Grand Hyatt has 4 in-house restaurants. Dining options range from authentic Arabic cuisine at the Mokha Café to grilled fare at the rooftop restaurant overlooking the Gulf of Oman.

Traditional Arabic coffees and teas can be tasted in the Siri Tea Lounge. Guests can enjoy piano music and drinks in the Johnny Barry Bar.

Omani silver, watches, and perfumes can be purchased at Grand Hyatt’s on-site shopping centre. Shopping is also possible in Shatti Al Qurm’s commercial district located just 8 km away.

At Grand Hyatt’s beauty centre, guests are welcome to schedule treatments like massages and manicures. Relaxing in the temperature-controlled pool is also possible.

Book now or look for more information & guest reviews!

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Qatar Airways will fly to Salalah, Oman


Qatar Airways announces its fifth new route of 2013 to the Sultanate of Oman's second largest city - the popular tourist destination of Salalah - effective May 22.



Salalah is the capital of Oman's southernmost Dhofar region. It is often considered to be the "second city" of the Sultanate, although some of this designation is probably due to its distinction as Sultan Qaboos' birthplace.
The Dhofar region is famous for its khareef (monsoon), and the Khareef Festival is an annual event here. Many locals will in fact be quite surprised to see non-Arab visitors at other times of year.
Around Salalah town there are the UNESCO World Heritage sites associated with the Frankincense trade. Perhaps the most attractive is that of Sumharam set in the picturesque Khor Rori a creek opening out into the sea.