* Region’s first-ever giant balloon parade, marching bands, daily firework displays, carnival games and food stalls among highlights of Eid Festival from May 3-5
* Superstar Alia Bhatt to inaugurate DJWE, which will be held from May 9-13
Qatar Tourism (QT) will be hosting the first-ever Eid Festival from May 3-5 at the Doha Corniche.
The announcement came as QT welcomed guests at its Annual Tourism Industry Ramadan Ghabga, bringing industry partners from the public and private sectors together in celebration.
Following the resumption of in-person events and festivals, residents and visitors will enjoy three days of exciting family entertainment experiences at the Eid Festival, including the region’s first-ever giant balloon parade, in addition to marching bands, daily firework displays, carnival games and food stalls, QT said.
This will be followed by the return of the Doha Jewellery & Watches Exhibition 2022 (DJWE), with its 18th edition taking place from May 9-13 at the Doha Exhibition and Conference Centre.
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Glimpses from Qatar Tourism’s Annual Tourism Industry Ramadan Ghabga.
As Qatar’s most anticipated exhibition, DJWE will host more than 65 exhibitors, including 500 renowned international brands, as well as exclusive pavilions from Turkey and India. Superstar Alia Bhatt will inaugurate the exhibition.
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Glimpses from Qatar Tourism’s Annual Tourism Industry Ramadan Ghabga.
Chairman of Qatar Tourism and Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive HE Akbar al-Baker said, “We are entering an exciting new chapter after a period of great difficulty in the tourism industry, thanks to the collaborative efforts and support from the Ministry of Public Health. We have successfully resumed all tourism activity in time to host the highly awaited FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, and we have an exciting line-up of events for residents and visitors to Qatar to enjoy.”
Qatar Tourism works closely with partners from the public and private sectors to develop products, services and events that attract domestic, regional and international visitors year-round.
