Timelessly Traditional… Distinctly Modern
Become an expert on Qatar, one of the world’s most exciting new destinations!
TAWASH Qatar Tourism Authority warmly invites travel agents, tour operators and other industry professionals to become knowledgeable and authoritative specialists in our destination, by joining our new online Tawash training programme.
WHY QATAR? Qatar is a relatively new and undiscovered force in international tourism and the potential for future growth is truly outstanding. The Qatar government has designated tourism as a priority sector and is putting its massive resources behind tourism development with the goal of boosting annual visitor numbers to seven million by 2030.
Qatar has many tourism assets:- l Natural assets include year-round sunshine, extensive beaches, the Inland Sea and spectacular desert scenery.
l Man-made assets include high quality luxury hotels, rapidly developing aviation sector, top class sports and recreation facilities and world class MICE infrastructure.
l Cultural assets include hospitable and welcoming people, authentic Qatari traditions, fascinating heritage sites and exotic visitor experiences to explore.
These are some of the reasons why, as a Tawash graduate, you will find your expertise in big demand in future. At the same, you will become valued partner of the QTA in the exciting task of building a bright future for the country’s tourism industry.
www.tawashqatar.com
Join the Tawash
Training Programme to be in with the chance of winning one of 50 precious traditional Qatar pearls or a place on an exciting inaugural Tawash fam trip flying with Qatar Airways!
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