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Oman is set to enhance the safety of adventure tourism with the introduction of new regulations aimed at providing a secure and sustainable experience for visitors. These regulations are expected to take effect in 2026, reflecting the country's commitment to promoting responsible tourism and protecting both adventurers and the natural environment.
The new measures will focus on various adventure activities, including trekking, rock climbing, and water sports. Operators will be required to adhere to strict safety standards, ensuring that equipment is regularly inspected and that guides are adequately trained and certified. Additionally, the regulations will encourage operators to implement eco-friendly practices, fostering a deeper respect for Oman's diverse landscapes.
As adventure tourism continues to grow in popularity, these regulations will not only enhance safety but also help safeguard Oman's rich cultural heritage and natural resources. By prioritizing the well-being of tourists and the environment, Oman aims to position itself as a premier destination for adventure seekers around the globe.
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