Dubai: The State of Qatar, represented by Visit Qatar, is participating in the 32nd edition of the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025, taking place in Dubai from April 28 to May 1, 2025, at the Dubai World Trade Centre. ATM is one of the most prominent travel and tourism events in the region, serving as a strategic platform to highlight Qatar's expanding tourism offerings, enhance sector collaboration, and attract investment opportunities aligned with the Qatar National Tourism Strategy.
According to Qatar News Agency, Visit Qatar is leading a delegation consisting of 45 partners from hotels, resorts, and destination management companies. This delegation will showcase Qatar's tourism system at the Qatar pavilion located in Hall "Saeed 2," Booth No. "ME1520." The pavilion spans 600 square meters, offering a range of interactive and immersive experiences designed to engage professionals and visitors alike.
One of the key attractions at the pavilion is the 'Discover Qatar' event, an interactive digital experience that provides information about Qatar's famous landmarks through an engaging quiz. The pavilion also includes a cultural area, coordinated with AND Events, celebrating Qatari heritage with live demonstrations of Arabic calligraphy, traditional Sadu weaving, and pottery-making. Additionally, the Qinwan Caf allows visitors to experience Qatari hospitality firsthand.
To further captivate attendees, a special 4Dx experience will be presented, offering an immersive journey to the Meryal Waterpark through multisensory visual, auditory, and water effects. This experience provides visitors with a preview of one of Qatar's latest entertainment destinations.
This year, ATM is under the theme 'Developing Tomorrow's Tourism Through Enhanced Connectivity.' As it marks its 32nd edition, ATM remains one of the most significant travel and tourism events in the Middle East. Visit Qatar continues to strengthen its presence at specialized global exhibitions to promote and engage with industry professionals, supporting its tourism initiatives and national priorities.