Alex Sergeev (www.asergeev.com), Traditional buildings at Katara at night, CC BY-SA 3.0
Following a launch of an international multimedia campaign in October last year, Qatar Tourism has continued its push to promote the destination with a target of recording six million visitors yearly by 2030. The campaign with its “Experience a World Beyond” tagline includes TV and online advertisements with a focus on 15 international core markets. In addition to this, Qatar Tourism also launched a new website (www.visitqatar.qa) with five language options and the Visit Qatar mobile app for travellers.
Following the reopening of the nation’s borders, visitors can once more enjoy diverse experiences here be it sightseeing, shopping or enjoying healing at a spa in Doha, Qatar; travellers can also look forward to safe stays at properties like Souq Waqif Boutique Hotels By Tivoli that follow stringent hygiene and sanitisation protocols. With the FIFA World Cup 2022 also slated to be held in Qatar later this year, the country is hoping for more arrivals in the coming months.
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