This tiny little country in the Persian Gulf is incredible! That is, you have to see it to believe it. See its energy and richness. See the capital Doha and its breathtaking forest of towers that glisten in the sun and light up at night. Former fishermen and pearl farmers, the Qataris won the golden egg hen after the discovery of their subsoil resources in 1949. The ruling families of the emirs have amassed colossal fortunes. If the country is now focusing on developing tourism, it is because the vein will soon be dried up. Qatar, a permanent construction site under heat wave, 24 hours a day, is investing in ever more luxurious hotels. No limit! From seminars to festivals, from prestigious museums to sporting events, Doha attracts a select clientele. Each district is in itself an attraction: from Pearl, a magnificent marina won on the water, to the new district of Lusail, Aspire, via the sports district, with its Torch, a superb tower and luxury hotel, flanked by the Villagio, a shopping centre watered by a canal with real gondolas, or Katara, the cultural attraction to always return to West Bay, at the foot of the magic forest of biting buildings with fascinating games of night light. We come to see and be seen in Doha, a flashy and burning destination, under perpetual air conditioning, except to dive into the sea, where the national sport is shopping, interspersed with jet-ski or 4x4 sessions in the desert, where the non-alcoholic cocktails are divine and the best restaurants offer themselves a French chef
