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    • This marks the hotel and Thailand-based property development company’s further foray into the Middle East region

    • The 252-room dusitD2 Naseem Resort is owned by the Oman Tourism Development Company

    Thailand-based Dusit International has opened the dusitD2 Naseem Resort — the first Dusit-branded hotel in Oman — at Jabal Akhdar, said local reports on Saturday, July 24.

    This marks the hotel and property development company’s further foray into the Middle East region, said the reports.

    The 252-room dusitD2 Naseem Resort is owned by the Oman Tourism Development Company, or Omran.

    It is reportedly located within a new 8,000 sq m Adventure Park on the Saiq Plateau in the Jabal Akhdar area.

    The resort claims to provide a wide range of facilities, including an all-day dining restaurant, a fitness center, and an outdoor swimming pool.

    It is expected to see, at a later date, the construction of a specialty restaurant, a Kids Club, and a Namm spa offering traditional Thai-inspired massage therapies and treatments.

    Patrons may also expect provisions for mountain running, yoga, Pilates, Thai boxing, and guided meditation workshops.

    The reports said the resort is equipped for business events and social gatherings, with a ballroom that can cater to up to 150 guests, and several adjoining meeting rooms featuring audio-visual equipment.

    An adventure park, slated to open later in the year, is expected to feature activities for visitors of all ages.

    It will also reportedly have a petting zoo and a science center.