Rummana Returns for a Second Season to Enrich Agritourism in Jabal Akhdar

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Jabal Akhdar, Oman – July 4, 2024 – The second edition of the Rummana event kicked off today in the Wilayat of Jabal Akhdar, marking the beginning of a series of innovative agritourism projects in the region. The event aims to promote eco-friendly agritourism, offering unique experiences to attract tourists and contribute to boosting local content.

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