The initiative brings together government and private sector stakeholders to strengthen services, certification and trust in Muslim-friendly travel
Oman is expanding its efforts to build a more structured and competitive Halal tourism ecosystem.
In Salalah, a specialised workshop brought together government agencies, hotels, tourism companies, airlines, restaurants, food businesses and conformity assessment bodies.
The programme addressed Halal standards, certification procedures and requirements related to the preparation, storage and serving of food and beverages, as well as accommodation, transport and tourism activities.
The initiative is also connected to the development of national regulations for the Halal system, with a focus on clearer requirements, quality, reliability and consumer protection.
The movement highlights the growing importance of Halal tourism within the Islamic economy and reinforces the role of integrated systems involving standards, accreditation and conformity assessment.
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Text adapted by the SIILHalal Communication Office.
Source: HalalFocus, with information from Muscat Daily.