Doha tourism

Qatar, Doha and the Gulf of Oman face tourism risks as regional tensions affect airspace, flights and travel across the Gulf

Doha spearheads Qatar’s Kids Go Free summer campaign as more than 100 hotels offer complimentary stays, dining and experiences for children.

Doha reports a 165% increase in regional travel demand after being named the GCC Capital of Tourism 2026, supported by new attractions.

Germany, the UK, France, Italy and Russia help drive Qatar tourism with strong European arrivals during the first half of 2026

Qatar opens registrations for the inaugural IRONMAN 70.3 Doha, taking place from 18–20 March 2027 at Old Doha Port.

Qatar welcomes 1.13 million visitors in Q1 2026, boosting tourism through cultural attractions, luxury hospitality and events

Gulf airlines introduce travel insurance incentives, strengthening tourism demand, passenger confidence and Middle East travel connectivity

Doha accelerates tourism growth through Qatar Airways expansion, MICE investments, Italy cooperation and stronger global travel connectivity

Doha gains tourism momentum as Italy eases travel advisory, Qatar Airways expands routes, and MICE travel supports Qatar Tourism Vision 2030

Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Riyadh, and Manama lead Middle East tourism recovery as airlines restore routes and regional travel rebounds strongly

Qatar, Doha and Gulf of Oman: Tourism Faces a New Wave of Uncertainty Amid Regional Tensions