Summer is more Festive in DOHA!
Catch Qatar Summer Festival 2014 Schedule of Events. The events run from Monday, Aug. 4 to Sunday, Sept. 27. Both the Eid and summer events are being organized by the Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA).
In a statement, Rashed Al Qurese, QTA’s director of marketing and promotions, said:
“Qatar Summer Festival 2014 is part of QTA’s efforts to make Qatar the best tourist destination for families in the region. Through the summer festival, we will offer quality performances to present Qatar’s various entertainment options and warm hospitality.”
This August and September, Qatar offers More Summer Fun than ever before! Don’t miss out on all the activities and entertainment at Qatar Summer Festival 2014.
This family festival includes waterparks, an entertainment city, outdoor activities, shopping and much more. So, whether you’re young or just young at heart, Qatar definitely has something to keep you entertained – we sayMore Summer Fun and that’s just what we mean!
Catch Qatar Summer Festival 2014 Schedule of Events. The events run from Monday, Aug. 4 to Sunday, Sept. 27. Both the Eid and summer events are being organized by the Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA).
In a statement, Rashed Al Qurese, QTA’s director of marketing and promotions, said:
“Qatar Summer Festival 2014 is part of QTA’s efforts to make Qatar the best tourist destination for families in the region. Through the summer festival, we will offer quality performances to present Qatar’s various entertainment options and warm hospitality.”
This August and September, Qatar offers More Summer Fun than ever before! Don’t miss out on all the activities and entertainment at Qatar Summer Festival 2014.
This family festival includes waterparks, an entertainment city, outdoor activities, shopping and much more. So, whether you’re young or just young at heart, Qatar definitely has something to keep you entertained – we sayMore Summer Fun and that’s just what we mean!
Shopping:
Souq Waqif, the oldest souq in Doha, was originally a weekend market used by the Bedouin. It has been completely restored and is now a maze of alleyways with small shops offering souvenirs, spices, perfumes and traditional clothing. Stop for a coffee at a café, or dine in at one of the eight boutique hotels. Don’t forget to walk up to the Gold Souq, where you will be tempted with all manner of gems and jewellery.Visit the Official website, HERE!