Marriages are made in Oman

Oman boasts several high-end luxury properties like Shangri-La, Grand Hyatt, Al Bustan-Ritz Carlton, Millenium and The Chedi that provide honeymooners the luxury and privacy they require.
There are also other options for them to go to faraway places in small towns and find boutique resorts and hotels in the country with almost similar customised facilities.

According to Lubaina Sheerazi, the ministry of tourism’s permanent representative to India, the growth rate has been phenomenal in the last two years

“We have seen a positive growth in the recent years. Two high-profile weddings have already taken place in early 2016, with one being held in the Al Bustan Palace and second in Millennium Hotel”, she said.
Sasha Rawal, sister of Bollywood’s leading fashion designer Kunal Rawal, with Samarth Bajaj, scion of a prominent business family from Hyderabad, was a grand affair at Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah Resort and Spa.

With regular wedding roadshows and events, the ministry has established a permanent reference point for interested couples from the subcontinent seeking to experience the warmth and beauty of Oman as a wedding destination.
Apart from the thrill in unmatched selection of luxury resorts to host their wedding ceremony and reception, couples can celebrate their days between the epic mountains and dramatic seashore of
Oman.
And what serves as the crème de la crème of the entire experience is the presence of five-star, luxury hotels and resorts all over the country’s prized natural terrain to give to couples a wedding that is not only steeped in scenic wonder and panoramic beauty,
but pure Omani luxury and indulgence as well.
Last week, Oman Tourism announced the launch of its global advertising campaign for the upcoming season that went live on television and other digital platforms. The campaign captures the essence of Oman at different levels and highlights diverse aspects of the destination.