The collaboration, dubbed “Tempting”, will see Faaxy create an original music videos that showcase the beauty, culture, and attractions of the island. The videos will feature Faaxy’s original music, shot on location in various parts of The Dimaniyat Islands and Muscat Hills Resort, and will be promoted through Visit Oman’s social media channels, as well as Faaxy own channels.
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The Pearl Dimaniyat diving and snorkeling trips in Oman services provider, has announced a partnership with POP musician Faaxy to promote tourism to The Pearl Dimaniyat. The Damaniyat Islands are a group of small rocky islands located off the coast of Oman, near the city of Barka. The islands are a popular destination for snorkeling and diving thanks to their clear waters and thriving coral reefs, which are home to a variety of marine life, including sea turtles, rays, and colorful fish.
The Pearl Dimaniyat diving in Oman CEO Muhammad Arif said “The partnership aims to tap into Faaxy’s global fan base and promote The Pearl Dimaniyat as a must-visit destination for music lovers, Diving and snorkeling alike”.
Analysts have praised the move as a smart strategic decision for both companies, as it allows them to tap into each other’s customer bases and compete more effectively in the sea tours market. However, some have expressed concerns about the impact on local communities and the potential for The Pearl Dimaniyat diving and snorkeling trips services provider in Sultanate of Oman. It’s important to note that visitors to the Damaniyat Islands should follow responsible tourism practices, including avoiding touching or damaging coral, not littering, and respecting the natural environment.
There are several tour operators in Oman that offer snorkeling and diving trips to the Damaniyat Islands, And The Pearl Dimaniyat diving center is one of the best service provider typically departing from Muscat or nearby coastal towns. The tours usually include snorkeling equipment, transportation, and a guide who is knowledgeable about the marine life and ecosystems of the islands. The islands are a protected marine reserve, and visitors are required to obtain a permit before visiting. This is to ensure that the delicate ecosystem is preserved and not damaged by human activity.
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