Al-Maulawi: New Hotels in Juwan and 60 Percent Occupancy
Qatar aims to welcome around 5 million international visitors in 2026, despite regional challenges and their impact on the tourism sector. So far, it has hosted 2.4 million visitors in the first eight months of the year. Promotional campaigns have focused on neighboring countries and Gulf markets, with plans to target tourists from India, China, and Europe during the winter, and an effort to attract tourists from the United States and Australia at the beginning of 2027. The hotel sector in Qatar has shown positive signs, with occupancy rates exceeding 60%. The country has approximately 42,000 to 43,000 hotel rooms, with plans to open two new hotels on Juweira Island. Qatar continues to develop its tourism infrastructure and aims for a season of two million visitors, adapting to regional challenges and rapidly adjusting to current conditions, despite rising costs.
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