QATAR: Qatar Tourism successfully hosted the 51st UN Tourism Commission for the Middle East in Doha on February 12, bringing together high-level officials, industry experts, and key stakeholders to discuss the region’s tourism development. The event served as a platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and policy discussions aimed at advancing sustainable tourism growth across the Middle East.
During the commission meeting, representatives from various countries highlighted strategies to enhance the region’s tourism sector, focusing on infrastructure development, digital transformation, and regulatory frameworks. Emphasis was placed on the importance of public-private partnerships in fostering tourism resilience, creating job opportunities, and ensuring economic diversification in line with global trends.
Qatar’s role as a leading tourism destination was showcased, with discussions on the country’s latest initiatives, including enhanced visitor experiences, cultural preservation efforts, and strategic investments in hospitality. Delegates praised Qatar’s commitment to sustainable tourism, particularly through its ambitious projects under the Qatar National Vision 2030.
The commission concluded with key resolutions aimed at strengthening intra-regional cooperation and promoting Middle Eastern destinations on the global stage. Participants reaffirmed their dedication to fostering responsible tourism practices, leveraging digital advancements, and enhancing connectivity to attract a diverse range of international visitors.
