The peaceful and stable Sultanate of Oman has been welcoming foreigners for centuries. Today, with its open, booming economy, Oman has become an enticing new vista for expatriates and travelers to find opportunity. This detailed eBook covers all that this country has to offer, from enchanting cities and coastal resorts to natural splendor and historical sites. Among plentiful photographs and extensive descriptions of every geographic area, Daniel Cox exposes a country that has been otherwise obscured by its bigger and bolder neighbors. You will be intrigued by what you see.

When considering one’s options in this part of the world, Oman stands out as very sensible and worthy. With its vast unspoiled coastlines and its relatively small population mostly practicing a traditional way of life, the country is still not overrun by tourism or urban sprawl. Yet it has made considerable investments in infrastructure and education and will continue to prosper on account of its natural resources and diversified economy.

Thinking that Oman might be an impenetrable, restrictive society? Think again. Or better yet, get this eBook and read the truth for yourself. You’ll find out about a country that is taking sensible steps to become a fully-integrated player in the world economy, and where tradition and tomorrow are coming together rather than opposing one another in stalemate. In short, for those looking for an exotic land of opportunity that is still off the beaten path, Oman presents a sure and attractive alternative. In fact, opportunity is plentiful and unlikely to diminish.

“English as a Second Language teaching is lucrative in several Gulf countries, but because the Middle East seems constantly to suffer disruption from political unrest, many contracts remain understaffed. This is true for all the Gulf countries, but for Oman it is particularly ridiculous. While Kuwait may offer more luxurious amenities, it’s a dry country. Saudi jobs offer great money, but the lifestyle is restrictive. The Emirates pay well, but the traffic in Dubai is a headache. Oman suffers from none of these irritations. The ESL jobs offer the same type of teaching contract found throughout the region as far as weekly hours (few), vacation time (a lot), and wage (lucrative, although not the richest in the region).”

Also, within the ranks of the entrepreneurial class are native Omanis who wish to partner with knowledgeable people to run the businesses they launch. Such people are likely to be western nationals with organizational and managerial skills – people who can make things happen. So where do expatriates and western nationals find their place in this Islamic society? Daniel Cox reveals aspects of non-native life in Oman, including alcohol and other sensual pleasures, with an expertise and candor that makes his eBook essential for anyone considering the unique and lucrative options that this burgeoning country offers. He also makes it clear that Omanis are members of the Ibadi sect of Islam and are not party to any of the region’s political chaos, and a lack of internal strife makes for a serene and secure environment in the Sultanate.

“…Omanis want native speakers from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and even non-native speakers of English from Europe and the Philippines to help them during the next transitional decade or two, as their petrol reserves dry up and they are forced to turn to other business paradigms to survive. The cost of living in Oman is low, the infrastructure is superb, and the work visas are easy to get…”

Oman is not only offering competition to Dubai’s upscale developments and resorts, it is benefiting from the proximity to Dubai’s rapid growth into a major international destination. In other words, Oman offers all of the amenities and asks much less in return, so it won’t be too long before more eyes are on the Sultanate of Oman. Getting this eBook now will open your eyes to an option that could make or break your decision to explore this fascinating part of the world. And exploring is what this eBook really does best. You will visit Oman from tip to tip and discover something new and enriching at every stop along the way.

You’ll learn about the hospitable Salalah region near the Yemen border, with its moderate climate -- an historic region full of ancient attractions and a popular modern destination for Westerners that offers beaches and bird-watching, quality shopping and restaurants, and gorgeous scenery. You’ll also discover turtle-watching at the coastal village of Ras Al Hadd as well as at the mercantile port of Sur. In fact, attractions abound in Oman, and this eBook approaches every corner with attention to detail, from remote forts and castles to the colorful and diverse capital city of Muscat.

The exotic sands of Oman await you in this colorful and detailed report, and it’s available to you immediately. You will value the information contained in this eBook and you will also wonder why the rest of the world has yet to discover this modest and peaceful Sultanate. It is truly the best of ancient and modern civilization in one pristine and thriving place. This may be the mythical land you’ve been seeking and the place to study its shores is at your fingertips. Take a good, long look at The Sultanate of Oman today!