Passenger traffic through Oman's airports witnessed a 0.7 per cent increase up to the end of September 2025, reaching a total of 11,176,189 passengers, compared to 11,097,577 passengers during the same period in 2024.
Oman’s 3-5-star hotels saw a 9 per cent rise in guests by September 2025, totalling 1,687,112, up from 1,547,523 in 2024. Hotel revenues also increased by 18.2 per cent to about RO 193.360 million ($503 million) during the same period.
Oman’s Ministry of Energy and Minerals signed an additional addendum to the Exploration and Production Sharing Agreement (EPSA) for Oil Concession Block (5), located in the A'Dhahirah Governorate and operated by Daleel Petroleum.
OQ Exploration and Production (OQEP) announced financial results for the nine months ending September 30, 2025, reporting revenues of OMR 633.8 million (about $1.64 billion) and an EBITDA of OMR 471.2 million (approximately $1.23 billion).
Oman's Public Establishment for Industrial Estates (Madayn) has announced that it has achieved remarkable growth across all performance indicators in the first half with its total cumulative investment volume surging to nearly RO7.8 billion ($20.2 billion), up 2% over last year.
Oman has signed four bilateral air transport service agreements with the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Zambia, and Cabo Verde.
OQ Alternative Energy (OQAE)- a subsidiary of OQ - has confirmed the arrival of the first batch of wind turbines for the Riyah 1 and Riyah 2 wind farms .Developed in partnership with TotalEnergies, the two projects will feature a combined total of 36 turbines with a total generation capacity of 200 MW of clean electricity produced from wind power.
Oman, represented by the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism, welcomed the regional expansion agreement of Cruise Arabia Alliance with the joining of "Cruise Saudi" and "Qatar Tourism".
Nama Power and Water Procurement company signed an agreement with a consortium of companies, including Sembcorp and OQ Alternative Energy to develop Dhofar Wind Power Farm project (Phase II) in Oman.
Saudi Arabia and Bahrain are now driving the GCC’s outbound travel growth, with Qatar and Oman also experiencing remarkable rises as regional aviation capacity and tourism investments accelerate, according to new traveller insights released by Dragonpass.
