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What changed for travellers this week: visa rules, entry requirements, fees and travel policy, in plain English.

Tourism Al-Mawj Muscat starts delivery of 43 Janan Villas Al-Mawj Muscat has begun delivering 43 Janan Villas, welcoming the first residents. The hand‑over starts now following the 2 November 2026 announcement and affects prospective buyers, current owners and visitors to the resort. · 3 min read · Wejhatt (جريدة وجهات)

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Thailand expands Diwali Festival 2026 to Bangkok, Pattaya and Phuket

Thailand’s Amazing Grand Diwali Festival 2026 will now be held in Bangkok, Pattaya and Phuket from 3 to 29 November, offering free admission and a programme of cultural performances for Indian travellers and other visitors. The seven celebrations feature diya‑lighting ceremonies, Bollywood shows, Indian food festivals and festive shopping markets, and are organised by the Indian Association of Thailand, TITTA and the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

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Omani Sultan Heitham bin Tariq visits Brunei for three‑day state trip

His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman arrived Monday evening in Bandar Seri Begawan for a three‑day state visit, invited by Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei. The visit runs for three days and includes an official reception at the Nur Al‑Iman Palace. No travel regulation changes are announced, but the trip highlights diplomatic ties between the two nations.

Wejhatt (جريدة وجهات) 3 min read

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Regional security concerns highlighted, no new travel rules announced

No new travel regulation was announced; the article discusses regional security challenges that could affect visitors. Published on 2 November 2026, the commentary targets all travelers planning trips to the region. It underscores the need for cooperation and trust among neighboring states without introducing any specific entry or documentation changes.

Wejhatt (جريدة وجهات) 3 min read