Oman Tourism organises FAM trip for Indian wedding planners

Showcasing prime sites for destination weddings in Oman
2022-08-21
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/ New Delhi
Oman Tourism organises FAM trip for Indian wedding planners

Idea behind the familiarisation trip was to showcase and promote some of the wedding destinations in Oman

A group of wedding planners from India recently travelled to the Gulf nation of Oman to explore some of the locations in the country ideal for hosting destination weddings. The legendary ‘Big Fat Indian Wedding’, is a rapidly growing market for most destinations around the world.
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Ministry of Heritage and Tourism, Sultanate of Oman, along with Buzz Travel Marketing, took half-a-dozen wedding planners from various Indian cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Jaipur, to a familiarisation trip to Oman from July 29 to August 6.

The idea behind the trip was to showcase and promote some of the wedding destinations in Oman. During the nine-day trip, the wedding planners were taken to numerous destinations and hotels for site inspections in and around Al Jebel Akhdar, Muscat and other places in Oman. Among the important hotels and resorts visited by the guests were Kempinski Hotel Muscat, Jumeirah Bay Muscat, Shangri-la Hotel, W, the View, Anantara Jabal Akhdar, Alila Jabal Akhdar, Dusit D2 Resort, Golden Tulip Nizwa and Crowne Plaza Muscat.

A day before the end of trip, the visitors had business to business (B2B) meeting at Kempinski Hotel in Muscat

According to a press release, the visitors had all praise for the destination. “Oman has the most beautiful coastline with azure blue waters, a stunning mountain range, which serve as a backdrop, and emerald green wadis. Anywhere you turn to look, automatically becomes an ‘instagram picture’ moment. Not to forget the Omani people who go the extra mile to make your every wish come true. Hospitality seems to be ingrained in the people of Oman,” says Mehernosh Colombowalla, one of the fam trip members.

The wedding planners also enjoyed visit to historical sites and important places of interest. Among them were Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, the largest mosque in Oman that can accommodate 20,000 devotees together; Al Hoota cave; Misfat Al Abriyeen, a unique mountainous village located 1,000 m above sea level on the mountain foothills surrounding Wilayat Al Hamra in Al Dhakhiyla Governorate; Birkat Al Mauz, a beautiful village situated at the foothills of Jebel Akhdar (Green Mountains); Nizwa Fort, and Wadi Bani Khalid, a mind-blowing wadi (valley) located in the Al Sharqiya region in eastern Oman.

“Oman has a touch of modernity and infrastructure with an ancient and royal majestic feel. The desert wind, The huge mountains, the beaches, the forts, the castles, the picturesque landscapes the sinkhole and so much more will make you fall in love with Oman,” ,” says Amit Hooda, another fam trip member.

A day before the end of trip, the visitors had business to business (B2B) meeting at Kempinski Hotel in Muscat, following which they went on a shopping spree at a near-by mall, adds the press statement.

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