Qatar Tourism Authority promotes Qatar as a preferred luxury travel destination
QTA participates at the International Luxury Travel Market in Cannes
Cannes, FRANCE (8 December 2009) – Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) is participating in the eighth annual International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM), the leading business to business event for the global luxury travel communtiy, this week in Cannes. Given the focus on business and high-end travellers, this is the second year that QTA will participate at ILTM.
ILTM is one of the industry’s most important global platforms for promoting luxury travel, unique travel experiences, ultra-luxurious accomodations and elite transportation. Qatar Tourism Authority will promote Qatar to the European and global market, by focusing on its distinctive attractions and high quality hospitality services to VIP buyers from the business and leisure sectors, among them conferences organizers, incentive planners and travel operators.
Mr. Ahmed Al Nuaimi, Chairman of Qatar Tourism Authority said, “With our world-class facilities, warm hospitality and high-quality services, we are already seeing strong local and international interest from the business and leisure markets. People are looking for a new exciting and different location to pass their holidays or host their business meetings. We have a variety of services and venues available for those in search of a unique and unforgettable experience.”
Qatar Tourism Authority will be presenting Qatar as a new luxury destination in the Gulf region, where visitors can explore its modern capital city of Doha in addition to the beautiful surrounding natural landscapes, and where the spirit of adventure is accompanied by impeccable service and comfortable, stylish accommodations.
Already known as a progressive business hub, Qatar is well-positioned to take advantage of the business and leisure travel market, offering state-of-the-art venues with a harmonious blend of upscale leisure and cultural attractions. Additionally, to meet forcasted tourism demand, hotel capacity in Qatar will increase 400% to over 29,000 luxury rooms and apartments by 2012. This year, Doha opened the W Hotel and the Grand Hyatt, and is looking to add the Hilton, Renaissance, Marriott and Shangri-la hotels in 2010 to its list of numberous luxury hotels already open to visitors.
Qatar Tourism Authority will be accompanied by an important delegation representing the examples of high-quality standards Qatar has achieved to become an upscale destination, including Destinations of the World, Fal Travel Mart and La Villa Group of hotels.
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Qatar Tourism Authority promotes Qatar as a preferred luxury travel destination
QTA participates at the International Luxury Travel Market in Cannes
Cannes, FRANCE (8 December 2009) – Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) is participating in the eighth annual International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM), the leading business to business event for the global luxury travel communtiy, this week in Cannes. Given the focus on business and high-end travellers, this is the second year that QTA will participate at ILTM.
ILTM is one of the industry’s most important global platforms for promoting luxury travel, unique travel experiences, ultra-luxurious accomodations and elite transportation. Qatar Tourism Authority will promote Qatar to the European and global market, by focusing on its distinctive attractions and high quality hospitality services to VIP buyers from the business and leisure sectors, among them conferences organizers, incentive planners and travel operators.
Mr. Ahmed Al Nuaimi, Chairman of Qatar Tourism Authority said, “With our world-class facilities, warm hospitality and high-quality services, we are already seeing strong local and international interest from the business and leisure markets. People are looking for a new exciting and different location to pass their holidays or host their business meetings. We have a variety of services and venues available for those in search of a unique and unforgettable experience.”
Qatar Tourism Authority will be presenting Qatar as a new luxury destination in the Gulf region, where visitors can explore its modern capital city of Doha in addition to the beautiful surrounding natural landscapes, and where the spirit of adventure is accompanied by impeccable service and comfortable, stylish accommodations.
Already known as a progressive business hub, Qatar is well-positioned to take advantage of the business and leisure travel market, offering state-of-the-art venues with a harmonious blend of upscale leisure and cultural attractions. Additionally, to meet forcasted tourism demand, hotel capacity in Qatar will increase 400% to over 29,000 luxury rooms and apartments by 2012. This year, Doha opened the W Hotel and the Grand Hyatt, and is looking to add the Hilton, Renaissance, Marriott and Shangri-la hotels in 2010 to its list of numberous luxury hotels already open to visitors.
Qatar Tourism Authority will be accompanied by an important delegation representing the examples of high-quality standards Qatar has achieved to become an upscale destination, including Destinations of the World, Fal Travel Mart and La Villa Group of hotels.
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