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  1. 1. Enhanced EU-GCC political dialogue, cooperation and outreach Oman Tourism - Future Prospects Date 27th October 2022 Prof. Dr. Angelo Battaglia FPI.4 –Partnership Instrument Service for Foreign Policy Instruments
  2. 2. 08:40-09:10 - Presentation 09:10-09:30 – Q&A Session AGENDA
  3. 3. Key-components to consider for Strategic Tourism Policy and Tourism Planning in the Sultanate: - Key-trends in the Sultanate (2010-2020); - Current Challenges (2020-2024); - Future Prospects (2024-2030); - Recommendations for Tourism Stakeholders.
  4. 4. •Destinations in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) welcomed an estimated 87 million of International tourist arrivals (overnight visitors) in 2018, about 6% of the world’s total arrivals. •Of the total MENA arrivals, almost three quarters (73%) correspond to the Middle East and some 27% to North Africa. •Leading Destinations in Middle East and GCC: Oman; UAE; Saudi Arabia, Bahrain. •Oil-exporting based countries are diversifying their economies by integrating tourism in their development strategy.
  5. 5. Key-Trends in the Sultanate: a Tourism Sustainable Strategy (2010-2020) • A relevant growth of tourism numbers in terms on investment and international tourists arrival (UNWTO, 2018); •Final Elaboration of Oman Tourism Strategic Plan (2015); •A consolidate Strategy of Tourism Development implemented by Tanfeedh Implementation Program (2017); •Tourism Strategy Growth aligned with Oman Vision 2040 focusing on the economic diversification, sustainable development and prosperity; •Oman Vision 2040 a strategic framework toward and integrated development, creating opportunities for economic competitiveness and social well-being in the Sultanate.
  6. 6. 2010-2020: A new scenario in Tourism Planning from a Strategic Policy Framework to a Regenerative Tourism Strategy Territorial-Based: •A diversified framework of tourism services and products; •14 Strategic Clusters in the Sultanate; •A focused-oriented planning strategy in process of implementation in different parts of the Sultanate; •A multi-faceted diversification of tourism components in the Sultanate; •A potential geographical opportunities of multi-dimensional tourism experiences.
  7. 7. ENSURING SMART GROWTH 14 TOURISM CLUSTERS 5 PLANNING CONCEPTS ACCOMODATION KEYS and RESORTS HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT Oman as Sustainable Tourism Destination
  8. 8. Clusters Development to Oman's Targets: A – INCREASE GLOBAL PERFORMANCE (Global Attractiveness) B – DIVERFIFY AND STRENGHTEN THE PRODUCT OFFER (Tourism Product Diversification) C – OFFER A COMPELLING DESTINATION OF DISTINCTION (Uniqueness) D – FACILITATE ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN VISITOR AND DESTINATION (Experience)
  9. 9. FEBRUARY 2020: a global disruption
  10. 10. Key-findings: current challenges in the Sultanate (2020-2024) • Post-Covid Recovery in Oman (Feb 2020-May 2022). • Recovery from the deep global tourism crises (UNWTO, 2021). • Identify new tourism components and segments to integrate in the Sultanate’s tourism experience. • Increase the opportunities in the sector by developing new national and international partnerships/investments. • Identify and focus on new potential tourism markets (2022-2024). • Design a new tourism promotion strategy based on the collaboration between public and private tourism stakeholders (New Marketing Strategy-MHT). •Reduce the fragmentation among tourism stakeholders (Governance).
  11. 11. Post-Covid Recovery Plan & Global Crises ASIA MIDDLE-EAST GCC OMAN Multi-Polarity and New Economic Relations Global Changes and Geo-Political Challenges
  12. 12. Decrease of traditional EU markets New Emerging Tourism Markets/Tourism Segments. Trends in Domestic Markets.
  13. 13. Future Prospects in Oman from 2019
  14. 14. Implement an Integrated Governance Approach of different tourism strategic actors in the process of planning and decision-making: a change of prospective. •A3 •A4 •A2 •A1 MHT Public Authorities (Governatorates- Districts) Community, People and Civil Participation Business Stakeholders and Private Sector
  15. 15. Tourism Products in Oman (2022-2024) 14 different clusters define different typologies of tourism. 5 Planning Concepts MIX of Tourism Products ATTRACT multiple “users” Generate Unique Tourism Experiences Supported by Solid Tourism Infrastructures
  16. 16. Future Prospects in the Sultanate (2024-2030) ØFull Tourism Recovery Plan by 2024-2025 (3/3.5 Million Tourists). ØNew Strategic Markets – USA, China, Iran, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan, Spain and Latin America. ØStrong Tourism Competition within the GCC Region (KSA, Qatar, UAE) and in MENA Market (Morocco, Jordan, Egypt, Tunisia). ØDesigning Oman into a new competitive destination based on key-strategic tourism components. ØTransforming Oman into a recognized brand-destination based on Adventure Tourism and Eco- Cultural Tourism. ØRe-define the Oman Tourism Economy toward Future Experiential Economy.
  17. 17. 1) Consolidate and Increase the Asian Markets - China and India - New potential Asian Markets with high demographic numbers (Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan); - Reinforce and the GCC inbound Markets; -Focus the niche and selected European markets (Italy, France, UK, Spain, Sweden, Germany, Poland, East Europe). 2) A rapid growth in tourism numbers (7 million by 2030) based on the strategic tourism assets of the Country (Culture; Cultural and Natural Heritage; Biodiversity of its Ecosystems) 3) Oman 1st ranking positioning as Adventure Tourism Destination in GCC and TOP 5 in MENA Region. 4) Aligned the Oman Tourism Strategy Plan with Oman Vision 2040. Future Scenarios in Oman (2030-2040).
  18. 18. Recommendation for Tourism Stakeholders ØIdentify the good practices in EU Market and Contextualized them in Oman; ØEnhance Tourism Cooperation and Partnership with EU Tourism stakeholders; ØIncrease and develop new routes, marketing promotion and connections with the emerging markets. ØDigitalize the tourism procedures, regulations and rules and facilitate the communication among tourism stakeholders and public authorities. ØPosition Oman as 1 year tourism destination (12 months Seasonality). ØFocus on high spenders tourists from Europe, Asia (India and China) and GCC. ØStrength the tourism products which characterize Oman as unique-brand destination. ØIncrease and support with incentives the domestic tourism market and investments. ØReview and update the quality criteria in the Hotel and Hospitality Sector based on EU experience.
  19. 19. QUESTIONS FEEDBACK Q&A
  20. 20. THANK YOU!

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