Qatar are building numerous hotels and accommodation facilities ahead of the showpiece event…
Even as the 2022 World Cup draws ever so close, Qatar are gearing up their preparations for football biggest festival. The middle-east nation have already unveiled four out of eight planned stadiums for the World Cup, with work on stadium infrastructure progressing at an impressive rate.
And it’s not just world class stadiums that profess unparallelled viewing experience for fans that Qatar are building. They are also focusing on other amenities for the fans including top-class accommodation and travel infrastructure as the country strives to ensure the fans have a complete experience at the World Cup.
With the world expected to descend in Qatar in November and December 2022, Qatar Tourism has planned to add 105 new hotels and serviced apartments in Doha which already has an extensive hotel and apartment portfolio, being a world-class business destination.
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The new facilities are also expected to cater to fans from varying backgrounds, contributing a unique amenity or experience to Qatar’s property portfolio. In line with this, there have been several exciting hotel launches recently in the country, with Banyan Tree Doha, a five-star luxury property, standing out. It is designed by renowned interior designer Jacques Garcia.
There are also similar renowned hotels opening in Doha later this year like the Pullman Doha West Bay, the JW Marriott West Bay and the Steigenberger Hotel, famed for its exclusive hospitality.
Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive and Chairman of Qatar Tourism, His Excellency Mr. Akbar Al Baker, said: “We are continuing to expand our tourism offer to ensure guests enjoy the best of Qatari hospitality while being able to choose a hotel, resort or serviced apartment that accommodates to their budget and needs.
“These upcoming properties are part of our strategy to diversify our offering and broaden our appeal to…