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Visit Mozambique launches e-Visa platform

As Mozambique opens its doors to the world, the new digitally enabled e‑Visa system forms part of the Government of Mozambique’s broader digital transformation and border modernisation agenda, aimed at improving...

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The Seasonal Spectacle of the Socotra Cormorant in Musandam

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When a young Omani decides to hitchhike across continents

When a young Omani decides to hitchhike across continents

The Changing Face of Ashkarah

The Changing Face of Ashkarah

Exploring Khor Najd and Musandam: Oman’s Rising Coastal Treasure

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A Challenging Cross-Country Trek in Wadi Al Aa’la

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How to avoid flight cancellations and delays

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Experience Nizwa After Dark: How Oman’s Historic City Became a Summer Evening Escape

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CNN host marks milestone amidst Oman’s wonders

Richard Quest explores Majlis al Jinn in Quriyat, at an elevation of 1,380 m

How Paris’s Seine River keeps the Louvre cool in summer

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How safe are helicopter tours?

Helicopter tours, popular among sightseers in destinations like New York, have drawn scrutiny over how they are regulated. — The New York Times

Hot summer makes Jabal Hatt the perfect mountain retreat

Hot summer makes Jabal Hatt the perfect mountain retreat

Discovering more canyons, petroglyphs and summits around Al Bawarid

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Rules for portable batteries on planes are changing

A passenger walks through the terminal near Southwest planes at Dallas Love Field in Dallas, Texas, Nov. 15, 2024. (Desiree Rios/The New York Times)

Wrapping Up Your Oman Adventure: The Best Souvenirs to Take Home

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How to travel without a phone

Leaving your phone at home might seem daunting, but it can result in a deeper connection to a place and more authentic interactions with locals. (Weston Wei/The New York Times)
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