Qatar to match other world countries hospitality status

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UrbaCon executive calls big plans for Qatar’s hospitality sector

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Qatar is to match the United Arab Emirates status for hospitality, according to a recent statement from a senior Urbacon executive.

The statement comes as Qatar continues its national development, which includes a mandate to double the national hotel capacity by the FIFA 2022 World Cup, to 90,000 rooms.

Speaking on behalf of the company, managing director, Ramez AlKhayat said, “We are currently working on a number of hospitality projects throughout Qatar ranging from five star hotels to resorts. Unfortunately I cannot go into much detail at this stage, however I believe these resorts will certainly rival the luxury and prestige of some the regions leading hospitality centres.”

UCC are the main contractor behind the forthcoming Mall of Qatar, which is expected to support national consumer spending as well as attract more regional tourism. According to Oryx Business Intelligence, 15% of the all construction projects in the GCC region are concentrated in Qatar, totalling a dollar value of $266.8 billion.

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