Organised by Qatar Tourism & Exhibitions Authority, this meeting will bring together the six heads of the Tourism Authorities representing the six GCC countries, all of whom responded positively to the QTEA invitation.
The Executive Committee will set the agenda on the first day of meetings before final decisions are endorsed by the leaders of the GCC Tourism Authorities on Sunday.
The various sessions will focus on tourism issues. Representatives of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates will start arriving in Doha on Friday, to prepare for the next day meeting.
As Doha holds the GCC presidency during 2008, this 7th meeting for the GCC Committee for Tourism Cooperation will take place in Qatar capital.
Qatar Tourism & Exhibitions Authority, which has an extended experience in organising exhibitions and conferences, provides this GCC meeting with a relevant and complete support, from early stages of the event, like drafting the agenda, to all the sequence of events.
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Posted by Eman HassanSaturday, October 25 - 2008 at 16:20 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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Launched in 2000 by Emiri Decree, Qatar Tourism & Exhibitions Authority (QTEA)'s role is to organize, enable, and supervise tourism industry development in Qatar, as well as represent and promote Qatar as a quality tourism destination for leisure, business, education, and sport. It gets actively involved in organizing events and promotions which positively reflect on the general image of Qatar as an evolving tourism destination.
Launched in 2000 by Emiri Decree, Qatar Tourism & Exhibitions Authority (QTEA)'s role is to organize, enable, and supervise tourism industry development in Qatar, as well as represent and promote Qatar as a quality tourism destination for leisure, business, education, and sport. It gets actively involved in organizing events and promotions which positively reflect on the general image of Qatar as an evolving tourism destination.
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