Oman

The development will accommodate more than 2,500 homes and over 2,000 hotel rooms across three villages, designed to host up to 10,000 residents and 30,000 visitors during peak events.

The bio-digester technology breaks down food waste on-site, eliminating unpleasant odors from garbage bags, reducing flies and pests, and minimizing the need for long-distance waste transportation to landfills.

This expansion will increase the current hotel room inventory by around 25%, with more than half of the new rooms positioned in the upper upscale and luxury segments, reflecting a shift toward high-value tourism

Hotel revenues in Oman surged by the end of February 2025, supported by a 3.6% rise in guest numbers, reaching 458,433 compared to 442,468 during the same period in 2024.

The Muscat venture is Nobu’s second collaboration with Enevoria Development, following an earlier announcement of a project on Al Marjan Island.

Texas Chicken, renowned for its bold flavors and commitment to quality, is set to leverage SOCIALEYEZ’s expertise in digital storytelling to strengthen its connection with consumers in the region.

The automated system streamlines the entire process from purification to packaging, minimizing human contact while maintaining top hygiene and precision standards.

Plans include 650 residential units alongside retail spaces, a luxury hotel, and key public facilities such as a mosque, a public majlis, sports fields, a medical centre, and a nursery.