Qurayyat unveils $997m integrated tourism project in Oman

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Qurayyat unveils $997m integrated tourism project in Oman

Nov 25, 2021 12:05 PM

Oman-based Qurayyat Development Company has launched a new mixed-use project Hayy Al Sahel District in the governorate of Muscat that will boast more than 4 000 housing units three luxury hotels a water...

Oman-based Qurayyat Development Company has launched a new mixed-use project, Hayy Al Sahel District, in the governorate of Muscat, that will boast more than 4,000 housing units, three luxury hotels, a water park as well as a boulevard walkway with shops, restaurants and cinemas, reported Muscat Daily.

Unveiling the commercial identity of its first integrated tourism project in the wilayat of Quriyat, the Omani group said it will be built at an estimated cost of RO385 million ($997 million) in partnership with main developer Al Madina Real Estate Company.

The company has already allocated RO40 million for the first phase of the project, stated the report, citing a top official.

"It is the first integrated tourism project with comprehensive services and facilities in the wilayat of Quriyat," remarked Qurayyat Development Company Chairman Sheikh Hilal bin Khalid Al Mawali.

"The project will be developed in three phases and include three main components – tourism, residential and recreational facilities. Its tourism facilities include three hotels (three-, four- and five-star rating) providing 750 rooms, in addition to a golf academy," he revealed.

The residential complex will include more than 4,000 housing units, which will be available for freehold ownership by all nationalities.

Its recreational facilities will include a water park, a boulevard walkway with shops, restaurants and cafes, cinemas and an integrated health club, he added.

Khamis bin Mubarak al Kiyumi, chairman of Al Madina Real Estate Company, said the project, which is spread over a sprawling 1.3 million sq m area, will have a mix of modernity and authentic Omani architecture in its design.

The scope of work in Phase I includes 400 housing units, a four-star hotel of 220 units, including 100 chalets, as well as a residential neighbourhood on a boulevard spread over 53,000 sqm with green houses and a walkway for bicycles, he added.

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