Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts to Come to Muscat
Visual: Courtesy of DarGlobal
(eap) The Dubai-based real estate development company DarGlobal has announced the development of a Nickelodeon Hotel & Resort luxury family destination as part of its “AIDA” mixed-use development project in Oman’s capital city of Muscat. The AIDA development is being realized as a joint venture with the Omran Group, the government-owned company for tourism development in Oman. Covering an area of around 350 hectares, the project – located approximately 75 minutes of flight from Dubai – will combine luxury golf, residential and hospitality offerings.
Visual: Courtesy of DarGlobal
The planned Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts is set to feature 120 rooms and suites, including one- to three-bedroom units. The entertainment offering will include a water park under the brand name “Aqua Nick” with slides and splash zones, themed dining concepts, and the children’s club “Club Nick”. The concept will be complemented by entertainment formats from the Nickelodeon universe, specifically geared toward families.
“AIDA is a milestone project poised to elevate Oman’s luxury real estate offering and drive significant economic growth. The unveiling of Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Oman within AIDA underscores our commitment to delivering unique, world-class experiences and compelling investment opportunities in Oman's thriving tourism market“, said Ziad El Chaar, CEO of DarGlobal.
Marie Marks, Senior Vice President, Head of Global Experiences at Paramount, added: “Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Oman is set to become an unforgettable travel destination in our award-winning portfolio. We are thrilled to bring guests and residents an exciting new way to express their fandom and make long-lasting memories, seamlessly blending world-class entertainment with forward-thinking accommodation options for families and Nickelodeon enthusiasts alike.”
The project aligns with Oman’s development strategy “Vision 2040”, which aims to expand the country’s tourism sector and contribute to GDP growth. The first phase of AIDA, including critical infrastructure, is set for completion by 2027. ■
