(MENAFN- Muscat Daily) Oman Air's in-flight magazine Wings of Oman has an unforgettable selection of stories for all passengers aboard the sultanate of Oman's national carrier. Headlining this edition is the It's Oman section, which profiles the official opening ceremony that took place for the Oman and the Sea exhibition currently on the go at the National Maritime Museum in Paris, France.
The ceremony was a spectacular affair, and took place at the Trocadero fountains, directly in front of the famous Eiffel Tower. It was honoured by the joint patronage of the Sultan of Oman, His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said, and the French President Francois Hollande.
The exhibition documents the sultanate's extremely rich, 5, 000 year old maritime history. The issue highlights the book that was published to accompany the exhibition by highlighting the message of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said and French president Francois Hollande. The ‘International Destination' feature profiles Jordan and its energetic capital city, Amman.
While there is a lot more to Jordan than the wellknown tourist sites like the ancient city of Petra, the Dead Sea, the desert landscapes of Wadi Rum, and the Roman ruins of Jerash, these tourism hot spots will never lose their allure. They are always worth talking about Oman Air flies seven times a week between Muscat and Amman. There is a saying that goes, ‘Life is in the breath. He who half breathes, half lives!' The ‘Health and Beauty' feature in Wings of Oman looks at the remarkable benefits of breathing well – and getting more oxygen into our system.
Every business owner and entrepreneur knows that not much happens until something gets sold. Well, the Wings of Oman ‘Business' section investigates ways to sell your products or services – simply by finding out what people's problems are, and solving them. The ‘Fashions & Trends' feature profiles a semi-formal range of cashmere items designed for women; and then an innovative, modern-looking collection of knitwear garments for men.
In the ‘World Tour' section, Wings of Oman highlights four bridges from around the world that are definitely worth travelling to – and crossing. As usual, the magazine documents the major festivals, events, and sports currently taking place around the world. It also features easy-reading ‘Book Reviews' and ‘Time Out' sections – as well as a ‘World View' feature, which showcases some remarkable photos from around the globe. The ‘Take 4' page looks at Oman's ancient Falaj irrigation channels (some of which are World Heritage sites). Wings of Oman is produced and presented every month in b
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