Business Class Flights to Muscat

Muscat is the capital city of Oman. It is home to a large metropolitan area and has a rapidly growing economy. The economy has a heavy focus on trade and the exports of some of the world’s most valued products. It is also home to a rather large stock exchange and trading hub. The amount exported from there each year is an extremely large number making it a perfect place to travel on business.

When flying Business Class From The UK to Muscat

The Muscat International Airport is the where business class flights from the UK will arrive. It is about 20km away from the heart of Muscat and 30km from the older parts of Oman.

Transport for Business Class Travellers in Muscat

A rental car is recommended for travelling around Muscat whilst on Business Class travel as the public transport is extremely limited; there are no bus or train services. Drivers are available for hire, as are bigger cars like four-wheel drives that might be essential if moving just outside of the city. It is best to check with your travel agency and arrange with them your method of transport before arriving in Muscat.
There are however taxis available all around Muscat, taxis are fitted with metres but there is a lot of taxis who do not use this system and so average fares for certain journeys should be checked beforehand.

Things to know about Muscat for Business Class Travellers

The currency used in Muscat is the Rial Oman; this is difficult to exchange before arriving in Oman. As a result of this there are plenty of ATMs and currency exchange places around the city. It is recommended that money be exchanged within money exchanges as opposed to banks or hotels that often come with a much lower exchange rate.
The city centre is host to some of the various restaurants and places to eat around Muscat. There is a wide variety offered in terms of fine dining, with fantastic ambience in the majority of the restaurants. However, it is often noted that some of the best restaurants are actually found within the hotels and often do not require venturing out to eat. The hotels and the close surrounding areas to the hotels also host the best, most friendly and entertaining bars in Muscat.
The heart of Muscat is where you will find the majority of the luxury accommodation.
Business class travellers are advised not to drink the tap water and to instead drink the bottled water. It is advisable to drink the ones that most other people are drinking as these will be the most well known makers of bottled water in Oman.
Take note that Oman is a Muslim country and as a result respectful dress code in public should be adhered to. Women especially should wear clothes that cover the body and are lose fitting.

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