Doha, Qatar – Qatar, represented by Qatar Tourism, is set to host the 51st UN Tourism Regional Commission for the Middle East on February 12 in Doha.
The high-profile gathering will bring together tourism ministers, senior officials, and experts from across the region. Additionally, it will include leadership from the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism).
Qatar’s Growing Role in Global Tourism
Qatar Tourism emphasized that Doha’s selection as the host city reflects the country’s rising prominence as a regional and international tourism hub. The decision also highlights Qatar’s commitment to fostering regional and global collaboration in the tourism sector.
With recent successes, including hosting the FIFA World Cup 2022, Qatar has reinforced its status as a preferred destination for major global events and international tourism initiatives.
Key Topics on the Agenda
During the commission’s meeting, UN Tourism will present its performance reports for 2024-2025. They will also outline strategic plans for future regional tourism policies and development initiatives.
By hosting this significant event, Qatar continues to position itself as a leader in the evolution and expansion of tourismin the Middle East. This strengthens its efforts to drive sustainable and innovative tourism practices in the region.
