Be Part of Qatar's Vision for Sports Tourism

Qatar is positioning itself as a global sports tourism hub, having hosted over 80 major events like the AFC Asian Cup and Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix, drawing millions of visitors and boosting tourism revenues. The sector has generated $2.3–$4.1 billion in spending and broadcasting revenue, with up to $2.4 billion contributing to GDP. By 2030, sports tourism is projected to make up 4%–10% of total tourism revenue, reaching up to $1.07 billion annually.

As part of its national tourism strategy, Qatar is investing $45+ billion by 2030 to attract 6 million annual visitors and enhance tourism’s GDP impact.

• Connect with 12,000+ trade visitors and 300+ international exhibitors 

• Participate in pre-arranged B2B meetings with key industry buyers from around the globe 

• Leverage our Hosted Buyer Program designed to connect top decision-makers with exhibitors for high-value networking and deal-making opportunities 

• Showcase your brand to government buyers, tourism authorities, and key stakeholders 

• Focus zones on Sports, Sustainable Travel, Travel Tech, Health & Wellness, and Education Tourism 

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