Qatar said it will host the 51st UN tourism Regional Commission Conference for the Middle East, with a high-level delegation from Qatar tourism participating in the 50th edition, which is underway in Muscat, Oman from May 22-24.
The choice of Doha as the host for the next conference is a testament to Qatar’s position as a regional and global hub for cultural, economic and political exchange, a statement said.
It solidifies the tourism sector’s integral contribution in sustainable economic development and the role it played in enhancing cooperation between countries and fostering international relations, it added.
Saad bin Ali Al Kharji, Chairman of Qatar tourism, is leading the delegation that has expressed its interest in sharing its expertise and experience with launching the Hayya platform, a portal for travellers to Qatar, with hopes of ultimately applying it within the region.
He also held discussions with Secretary-General of the United Nations tourism…