Visit Oman, in collaboration with Oman Air, reached close to 30,000 entries to its #HalfTimeForOman competition during the World Cup Group Stage. The competition offers individuals from India and around the world the opportunity to win a holiday in Oman.
Celebrating the tournament being held in the region, the competition gives individuals the opportunity to enter by stating what the break of a lifetime in Oman would mean to them and someone they love. Individuals can enter via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and winners are announced at the end of each match day, throughout the World Cup.
Winners will be staying in Oman, getting a taste of the unique and diverse experience the destination offers. From swimming with dolphins or immersing in the culture of forts and art museums, Oman is a true escape from the 'game of life'. And, if this idea of escapism and tranquility appeals, then there is still time to enter the #HalfTimeForOman competition and to experience Oman for yourself. During their stay winners will get to experience everything the country has to offer, including a sunset cruise where they can enjoy the many scenes that reflect Omani history and architecture.
Shabib Al Maamari, Managing Director of Visit Oman, said:
"As people around the world tuned in for the first games of the World Cup, we opened the #HalfTimeForOman competition and throughout the Group Stages we have had almost 30,000 entries and winners have been announced daily.
Oman is more than just a change of scene or routine, it is a place that feels different, and winners of the competition will be able to spend a seven-night stay in Oman discovering this. From exhilarating activities and rich culture to stunning beaches and landscape they will have the opportunity to truly unwind and take a break from their everyday lives.
So, if you want to experience Oman's unique offerings, use the 15-minute half-time, take a pause, reflect and enter for the trip of a lifetime."
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