Oman luxury hotels see higher occupancy and revenue growth by November
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Oman’s luxury hotels recorded annual increases in occupancy rates and revenues by the end of November 2025, according to official data. Occupancy rates rose to 55.4% by the end of November, up from 48.6% in the same period last year, the Oman News Agency reported, citing data from the National Center for Statistics and Information.
The number of guests staying at three to five-star hotels increased by 11% to 2.14 million by the end of November, compared with 1.9 million during the same period last year. The number of Omani guests also rose by 7% to 791,286, while visitors from Gulf countries increased by a similar rate to reach 195,825. However, the number of tourists from other Arab countries declined by 1.6% to 94,098.
Tourists from Asia rose by 10% to 305,460, while African visitors increased by just over 9% to 13,246. European tourism surged by nearly 25% to 574,243 guests, while arrivals from the Americas climbed by almost a third to 69,697. Tourist numbers from Oceania jumped by 35.5% to 38,028.
On the revenue side, hotel revenues rose 21% year-on-year to $671 million by the end of November 2025.
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