Qatar Tourism Statistics Updated November 2026

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155 Qatar Tourism Statistics for 2026

Qatar received 5.1 million international visitors in 2025, 3.7% more than in 2024, and its hotels and hotel apartments sold 10.84 million room nights at an average occupancy of 71.3%. Most visitors come from the Gulf, and the winter months are the busiest.

Qatar Tourism counted approximately 2.338 million visitors from January to August 2026, a period it says brought disruption to travel. No Qatar Tourism performance report for 2026 had been published by early November.

This page gathers the official figures in one place: visitors and where they come from, how they arrive, hotels, the seasons, cruises, the 2022 World Cup, what tourism is worth and the 2030 targets, museums, events, transport, weather and safety. Every number links to the body that published it, with the date. Where two bodies measure the same thing in different ways, both are named and they are not combined.

Headline figures

How many tourists visit Qatar each year?

More each year from the 2022 World Cup to 2025. Qatar Tourism counts international visitor arrivals at air, land and sea borders. Arrivals rose by about a quarter in 2024 and more slowly in 2025. For 2026, Qatar Tourism reports disruption to travel.

4.91m 2024 5.1m 2025
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International visitor arrivals to Qatar, 2024 and 2025, in millions. Both years come from Qatar Tourism's annual performance reports issued in January 2026; the link is to the 2025 report.
PeriodValue
20244.91m
20255.1m
International visitor arrivals to Qatar, 2024 and 2025, in millions. Both years come from Qatar Tourism's annual performance reports issued in January 2026; the link is to the 2025 report. (Qatar Tourism (2025 annual report), Jan 2026)

Visitor arrivals count trips across air, land and sea borders, so a visitor who enters twice is counted twice. Qatar Tourism has published different totals for 2024 at different times; this page uses only its latest annual report, issued in January 2026, for 2024 and for every visitor series. The 2026 figure is Qatar Tourism's own; later 2026 figures carried only by news agencies are left out. Hayya figures count e-visa applications, not visas issued or arrivals.

Where do Qatar's visitors come from?

Mostly from the Gulf, led by Saudi Arabia, with Europe second. The GCC share fell between 2024 and 2025 as visitors from further away grew. Qatar Tourism publishes shares by world region each year; its latest shares by country are for 2023.

  1. 1 GCC 35%
  2. 2 Europe 25%
  3. 3 Rest of Asia and Oceania 22%
  4. 4 Other Arab countries 8%
  5. 5 Americas 7%
  6. 6 Rest of Africa 3%
International visitor arrivals to Qatar by world region, 2025, share of the total in per cent, as Qatar Tourism groups them. (Qatar Tourism (2025 annual report), Jan 2026)
  • Europe supplied 25% of Qatar's international visitors in 2025, the rest of Asia and Oceania 22%, other Arab countries 8%, the Americas 7% and the rest of Africa 3%. (Qatar Tourism (2025 annual report), Jan 2026)
  • In 2024 GCC visitors were 39% of arrivals, Europe 24%, the rest of Asia and Oceania 21%, other Arab countries 8%, the Americas 6% and the rest of Africa 2%. (Qatar Tourism (2024 annual report), Jan 2026)
  • In the first half of 2025 GCC visitors made up 36% of arrivals, Europe 26%, Asia and Oceania 22%, and the Americas and other Arab countries 7% each. (Qatar Tourism (H1 2025 release), Sep 2025)
  • Saudi Arabia supplied 25.3% of Qatar's international arrivals in 2023 to late December, India 10.4%, Germany 4.1%, the UK 3.9% and Kuwait 3.5%. (Qatar Tourism (4 million visitors release), Dec 2023)
  • Qatar's top 10 markets in 2023 up to 25 August were Saudi Arabia, India, Germany, the USA, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, the UK, the UAE and Pakistan. (Qatar Tourism (World Cup legacy release), Sep 2023)
  • GCC visitor arrivals jumped to 229,158 in November 2024, from 103,694 in October. Arrivals from Europe reached 124,125 in November. (NPC (visitor arrivals by region), Nov 2026)
  • Of 452,559 nationals of other GCC countries arriving at Qatar's borders in the fourth quarter of 2023, 359,599 came by land. These border counts include residents. (NPC (arrivals by port of entry), Apr 2026)

Regional shares are of international visitor arrivals, and the world regions are Qatar Tourism's own groupings. The 2023 country shares cover the year to late December. The NPC border counts cover everyone arriving, including residents and returning Qataris, so they are not visitor numbers, and the NPC monthly regional series covers only June to November 2024.

How do visitors travel to Qatar?

By air, mostly. About a third cross the land border, and a small share arrive by sea, almost all of them in the winter cruise season. The air share grew between 2024 and 2025.

  • Air 61%
  • Land 32%
  • Sea 7%
International visitor arrivals to Qatar by mode of transport, 2025, in per cent. (Qatar Tourism (2025 annual report), Jan 2026)

Shares are of international visitor arrivals as Qatar Tourism reports them for each period. Sea arrivals include cruise passengers, whose season runs through the winter. NPC monthly figures by mode are published for June to November 2024 only.

How busy is Hamad International Airport?

Very busy, mostly with passengers changing planes. Hamad International is a hub for connecting flights, and the airport reports passengers travelling to and from Doha separately from its total.

4.74m Jan 4.19m Feb 4.06m Mar 4.50m Apr 4.20m May 4.17m Jun 4.81m Jul 5.02m Aug 4.48m Sep
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Passengers at Hamad International Airport by month, January to September 2025, in millions, from the airport's own traffic table.
PeriodValue
Jan4.74m
Feb4.19m
Mar4.06m
Apr4.50m
May4.20m
Jun4.17m
Jul4.81m
Aug5.02m
Sep4.48m
Passengers at Hamad International Airport by month, January to September 2025, in millions, from the airport's own traffic table. (Hamad International Airport (Q3 2025 results), Nov 2025)

Airport passengers count arrivals, departures and transfers, so they are not visitor numbers. Point-to-point passengers, which the airport describes as passengers travelling to and from Doha, include residents. The airport's busiest quarter in 2025 was July to September, while Qatar's visitor arrivals peak in winter. No 2026 traffic figures had been published on the airport's press page by early November.

How full are Qatar's hotels and what do they cost?

Occupancy has risen each year since 2023. Budget hotels and hotel apartments run fuller than five-star hotels, and room rates rose again in 2025.

  1. 1 One- to three-star hotels 85.4%
  2. 2 Hotel apartments 80.9%
  3. 3 Four-star hotels 69.0%
  4. 4 Five-star hotels 65.6%
Average occupancy in Qatar by type of accommodation, 2025, in per cent. (Qatar Tourism (2025 annual report), Jan 2026)

Full market covers hotels, hotel apartments and touristic camps, from Qatar Tourism and STR data. Different Qatar Tourism documents give slightly different occupancy rates for 2024; this page uses only the figure printed in the 2025 annual report. Revenue is accommodation revenue only, not total visitor spending. Average stay is per accommodation stay, not per trip, and covers only guests in accommodation.

How many hotels and rooms does Qatar have?

Over 40,000 rooms, and the number keeps growing. Five-star hotels hold the largest share. Qatar Tourism and the National Planning Council count hotels on different bases, so their totals differ and are not compared.

  1. 1 Five-star hotels 20,789
  2. 2 Hotel apartments 10,564
  3. 3 Four-star hotels 8,139
  4. 4 One- to three-star hotels 2,977
Hotel and hotel-apartment keys in Qatar by class, December 2025, Qatar Tourism basis. (Qatar Tourism (2025 annual report), Jan 2026)

Qatar Tourism counts room keys in hotels and hotel apartments; its monthly survey counts the properties and rooms it tracks, which is close to but not the same as the keys in its reports. NPC's class tables cover classified hotels only and exclude hotel apartments, and its municipality table uses another basis again. The bases are not mixed, added or compared.

When is Qatar busiest?

From November to February. Hotel occupancy and room rates peak in the cooler months and during big winter events, and fall in the summer heat.

84.0% Jan 85.4% Feb 56.1% Mar 62.4% Apr 65.3% May 59.7% Jun 58.6% Jul 60.2% Aug 63.4% Sep 69.8% Oct 83.3% Nov 78.4% Dec
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Full-market hotel occupancy in Qatar by month, 2024, in per cent, from Qatar Tourism's accommodation open data.
PeriodValue
Jan84.0%
Feb85.4%
Mar56.1%
Apr62.4%
May65.3%
Jun59.7%
Jul58.6%
Aug60.2%
Sep63.4%
Oct69.8%
Nov83.3%
Dec78.4%
Full-market hotel occupancy in Qatar by month, 2024, in per cent, from Qatar Tourism's accommodation open data. (Qatar Tourism (accommodation open data), May 2025)
  • Full-market hotel occupancy in Qatar was 84.0% in January 2024 and 85.4% in February, against 56.1% in March, when Ramadan began. (Qatar Tourism (accommodation open data), May 2025)
  • Occupancy stayed between 58.6% and 65.3% from May to September 2024, then rose to 69.8% in October, 83.3% in November and 78.4% in December. (Qatar Tourism (accommodation open data), May 2025)
  • The full-market average daily rate was QAR 531.49 in February 2024 and QAR 377.64 in July 2024. (Qatar Tourism (accommodation open data), May 2025)
  • Eid Al Fitr 2025 brought 214,000 visitors over the eight-day holiday, 26% more than in 2024 and the most holiday arrivals in three years. GCC visitors were 49% of them, and hotel occupancy reached 77%. (Qatar Tourism (Q1 2025 release), May 2025)

Ramadan fell in March in 2025 and from mid-March to early April in 2024; Qatar hosted the AFC Asian Cup in January and February 2024 and the FIFA Arab Cup in December 2025.

How many cruise passengers visit Qatar?

A few hundred thousand each winter season, with Germans the largest group. Cruise visitors grew every season from 2021/22 to 2024/25, but fewer calls were scheduled for 2025/26.

100.5k 2021/22 253.2k 2022/23 over 347k 2023/24 over 360k 2024/25
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Cruise visitors to Qatar by season, 2021/22 to 2024/25, in thousands. Each season comes from Qatar Tourism's release for it; the link is to the latest. The last two seasons are given as "over" in the source.
PeriodValue
2021/22100.5k
2022/23253.2k
2023/24over 347k
2024/25over 360k
Cruise visitors to Qatar by season, 2021/22 to 2024/25, in thousands. Each season comes from Qatar Tourism's release for it; the link is to the latest. The last two seasons are given as "over" in the source. (Qatar Tourism (Q1 2025 release), May 2025)

Cruise seasons run through the winter. Turnaround passengers start or end their cruise in Doha. The 2022/23 season started late because Doha Port hosted floating hotels during the World Cup. The 2025/26 figure is a schedule, not a result, and no outturn had been published by November 2026.

What did the 2022 World Cup do to tourism?

It filled stadiums and fan zones and pushed hotel rates far above their usual level in November and December 2022. Visitor numbers in the following years were much higher than before the tournament.

1,839 Nov 2022 2,104 Dec 2022 426 Dec 2023
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Full-market average daily rate for accommodation in Qatar, November and December 2022 and December 2023, in QAR.
PeriodValue
Nov 20221,839
Dec 20222,104
Dec 2023426
Full-market average daily rate for accommodation in Qatar, November and December 2022 and December 2023, in QAR. (Qatar Tourism (accommodation open data), May 2025)

The World Cup ran from 20 November to 18 December 2022. Hotel rates are Qatar Tourism's monthly full-market figures from its accommodation survey. Qatar Tourism's November 2022 visitor figure was an early count part-way through the month. Stadium and fan festival figures are FIFA's own and count attendances, not unique people. Hayya counts applications, not people.

What is tourism worth to Qatar's economy?

It depends on the measure. The National Planning Council's direct tourism GDP share counts only the value added by industries serving visitors directly. Qatar Tourism's figure for the sector as a whole is a wider total contribution. They are different measures and are not compared.

1.82% 2013 2.06% 2014 3.11% 2015 3.85% 2016 3.45% 2017 3.17% 2018 3.27% 2019 1.98% 2020 2.32% 2021 2.86% 2022
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Tourism direct GDP as a share of Qatar's GDP, 2013 to 2022, in per cent (UN SDG indicator 8.9.1). Provisional estimates.
PeriodValue
20131.82%
20142.06%
20153.11%
20163.85%
20173.45%
20183.17%
20193.27%
20201.98%
20212.32%
20222.86%
Tourism direct GDP as a share of Qatar's GDP, 2013 to 2022, in per cent (UN SDG indicator 8.9.1). Provisional estimates. (NPC (SDG 8.9.1 tourism direct GDP), Aug 2026)

Tourism direct GDP (UN SDG indicator 8.9.1) is the narrow measure; NPC says the uploaded figures are provisional estimates from Qatar Tourism and Oxford Economics. Qatar Tourism's total-contribution figure describes the tourism sector as a whole, a wider measure whose method is not published. The two are different measures and are never set side by side as one series. The industry figures for accommodation and food service cover all customers, including residents eating out, so they are not tourism GDP. No official count of tourism jobs was found.

How much do visitors spend in Qatar?

Tens of billions of riyals a year on the balance-of-payments measure, whose latest published year is 2023. Residents of Qatar spend more on travel abroad than visitors spend in Qatar.

19.8bn 2019 13.0bn 2020 15.5bn 2021 26.4bn 2022 32.2bn 2023
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Travel receipts in Qatar's balance of payments (spending by non-residents), 2019 to 2023, in QAR billions. 2023 is the latest published year.
PeriodValue
201919.8bn
202013.0bn
202115.5bn
202226.4bn
202332.2bn
Travel receipts in Qatar's balance of payments (spending by non-residents), 2019 to 2023, in QAR billions. 2023 is the latest published year. (NPC (balance of payments 2019-2023), May 2025)

Travel receipts (credits) are spending in Qatar by non-residents and travel payments (debits) are residents' spending abroad, compiled from Qatar Central Bank balance-of-payments data. Figures for 2024 and 2025 were not available. Travel receipts are a different measure from the in-destination spending in Qatar's 2030 targets.

What are Qatar's tourism targets for 2030?

A national target set in the development strategy, and wider aims of Qatar Tourism's own. These are targets, not forecasts.

10m 2024 10.84m 2025 up to 19m 2030 target
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Room nights sold in Qatar's accommodation in 2024 and 2025, against the 2030 target of up to 19 million total room nights in the Third National Development Strategy, in millions. Actual years are from Qatar Tourism's annual reports linked on this page.
PeriodValue
202410m
202510.84m
2030 targetup to 19m
Room nights sold in Qatar's accommodation in 2024 and 2025, against the 2030 target of up to 19 million total room nights in the Third National Development Strategy, in millions. Actual years are from Qatar Tourism's annual reports linked on this page. (NPC (Third National Development Strategy), Jan 2024)
  • The Third National Development Strategy (2024-2030) sets 2030 targets of 6 million visitors, QAR 34 billion of total in-destination spending and up to 19 million total room nights. (NPC (Third National Development Strategy), Jan 2024)
  • Qatar Tourism aims to nearly triple visitor numbers between 2022 and 2030, at least double in-destination tourism spending and raise tourism's total contribution to GDP to 10-12%. (Qatar Tourism (2030 aims, Dec 2024), Dec 2024)
  • In 2021 Qatar Tourism set a goal of more than six million visitors a year by 2030. (Qatar Tourism (2021 campaign release), 2021)

All 2030 figures are targets. The national strategy's room-night target is a ceiling ("up to"), and its spending measure is not defined in the same way as the balance-of-payments travel receipts. Qatar Tourism's own aims were stated by its chairman and differ from the national targets.

What are Qatar's most visited museums and attractions?

The National Museum of Qatar and the Museum of Islamic Art, on Qatar Museums' own counts. Indoor museums stay busy through the summer, while outdoor heritage sites empty in the heat.

  1. 1 National Museum of Qatar 487k
  2. 2 Museum of Islamic Art 314k
  3. 3 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum 100k
  4. 4 Fire Station 52k
  5. 5 Al Zubarah 40k
  6. 6 M7 28k
  7. 7 Mathaf 21k
Visits to the most visited Qatar Museums venues, 2024, in thousands, from Qatar Museums' open data. (Qatar Museums (open data 2024), Nov 2025)
  • Qatar Museums venues recorded more than 1.2 million visits in 2024, including more than 930,000 museum visits, 82,200 at creative hubs and 42,600 at heritage sites. (Qatar Museums (open data 2024), Nov 2025)
  • The Museum of Islamic Art received 314,462 visits in 2024. (Qatar Museums (open data 2024), Nov 2025)
  • The 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum had 100,495 visits in 2024. (Qatar Museums (open data 2024), Nov 2025)
  • Al Zubarah, Qatar's UNESCO World Heritage Site, recorded 40,055 visits in 2024: 7,079 in February but 763 in July. (Qatar Museums (open data 2024), Nov 2025)
  • Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art had 20,994 visits in 2024, the Fire Station creative hub 52,102, M7 28,119, Dadu Children's Museum Gardens 8,855 and Barzan Tower 3,055. (Qatar Museums (open data 2024), Nov 2025)
  • The National Museum of Qatar's busiest month in 2024 was December, with 60,691 visits, and its quietest was March, with 25,319. (Qatar Museums (open data 2024), Nov 2025)
  • Pipilotti Rist: "Your Brain to Me, My Brain to You" at the National Museum of Qatar recorded 325,180 visits from March 2022 to April 2024. (Qatar Museums (exhibition data), Jun 2025)
  • Making Doha: 1950-2030, the National Museum's opening exhibition, drew 268,036 visits from March to August 2019. (Qatar Museums (exhibition data), Jun 2025)
  • Splendours of the Atlas at the Museum of Islamic Art drew 96,940 visits from November 2024 to March 2025. (Qatar Museums (exhibition data), Jun 2025)
  • Qatar's cinemas sold 3.54 million admissions in 2023, across 167 cinema halls with 38,210 seats. (NPC (cinema statistics), May 2025)

Visits count entries, so repeat visits and residents are included. Qatar Museums' figures cover its own venues only, not Msheireb Museums, Katara or private museums. No 2025 venue figures had been published by November 2026. Exhibition totals cover each show's whole run. Cinema admissions include residents.

How big are Qatar's events and festivals?

Big enough to lift the monthly visitor count. Winter festivals and motor racing draw tens or hundreds of thousands each, and business events bring international visitors all year.

  1. 1 Qatar International Food Festival over 365k
  2. 2 Throwback Food Festival over 100k
  3. 3 Ras Abrouq desert activation 55k
  4. 4 Sealine Village over 48k
  5. 5 Jewellery and Watches Exhibition nearly 30k
Attendance at selected Visit Qatar events and festivals in early 2025, in thousands, as published by Qatar Tourism. Figures are given as "over" or "nearly" in the source. (Qatar Tourism (Q1 2025 release), May 2025)
  • More than one million international business visitors attended business events in Qatar in 2025, and Qatar secured 14 international bids for events in 2026 and 2027. (Qatar Tourism (2025 achievements report), Jan 2026)
  • Hayya supported over 1.1 million ticket scans during the FIFA Arab Cup in December 2025. (Qatar Tourism (2025 achievements report), Jan 2026)
  • The 2025 Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix at Lusail International Circuit welcomed 162,972 attendees over three days, from 28 to 30 November. (Lusail International Circuit, Nov 2025)
  • The Qatar International Food Festival 2025 brought together more than 365,000 visitors and 180 restaurants, including 28 international outlets. (Qatar Tourism (Q1 2025 release), May 2025)
  • Shop Qatar 2025 generated QAR 120 million in sales, up 50% year on year. (Qatar Tourism (Q1 2025 release), May 2025)
  • The Throwback Food Festival welcomed over 100,000 people to Old Doha Port, and Visit Qatar's Ras Abrouq desert activation drew 55,000 visitors over 60 days. (Qatar Tourism (Q1 2025 release), May 2025)
  • Sealine Village attracted over 48,000 attendees, and the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition 2025 nearly 30,000 visitors and over 500 brands. (Qatar Tourism (Q1 2025 release), May 2025)
  • Qatar Toy Festival 2025 attracted over 130,000 visitors in 30 days to 4 August 2025, beating the attendance of earlier editions by 12%. (Qatar Tourism (Toy Festival release), Aug 2025)
  • Katara Cultural Village held 103 talent-development events and 76 seminars, lectures and conferences in 2023. In 2022 it staged 283 visual-arts events and 66 festivals. (NPC (Katara cultural events), May 2025)

Attendance counts entries and includes residents. Festival figures are the organisers' own. Qatar Tourism does not define business visitors, so they may overlap with total arrivals. Figures for the FIFA Arab Cup and other events carried only by news agencies are left out.

How do visitors get around Qatar?

By road and on the Doha Metro, which carries more passengers than the public buses. December 2025, the month of the FIFA Arab Cup, was a busy month.

  1. 1 Doha Metro 7.38m
  2. 2 Public buses 3.98m
  3. 3 Lusail Tram 0.37m
Public transport users in Qatar by mode, December 2025, in millions. Residents and visitors together. (Ministry of Transport (public transport users), Oct 2026)

The ministry counts users, meaning boardings, so one person making several trips is counted each time, and residents and visitors are counted together. Its monthly series runs from January 2024 to February 2026. Annual totals are not published in this dataset, so none are given here.

What is the weather like in Qatar?

Mild from December to March and very hot from May to October. The figures below are monthly averages at the Doha airport weather station in 2024, the latest full year published.

25.1 Jan 24.2 Feb 26.4 Mar 32.2 Apr 37.8 May 42.2 Jun 43.2 Jul 39.7 Aug 38.6 Sep 34.6 Oct 30.7 Nov 24.4 Dec
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Average daily maximum temperature at Doha airport by month, 2024, in °C, from the official dataset Monthly Weather Data, Doha International Airport.
PeriodValue
Jan25.1
Feb24.2
Mar26.4
Apr32.2
May37.8
Jun42.2
Jul43.2
Aug39.7
Sep38.6
Oct34.6
Nov30.7
Dec24.4
Average daily maximum temperature at Doha airport by month, 2024, in °C, from the official dataset Monthly Weather Data, Doha International Airport. (NPC (monthly weather data, Doha airport), Nov 2026)

These are single-year monthly averages for 2024 at the airport weather station, not 30-year climate normals.

How safe is Qatar for visitors?

The official figures cover road safety and court cases. Road deaths fell between 2014 and 2024, and the largest groups of court cases are for residency, cheque and traffic offences.

238 2014 138 2020 222 2022 140 2024
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Deaths from road traffic accidents in Qatar in selected years, 2014 to 2024.
PeriodValue
2014238
2020138
2022222
2024140
Deaths from road traffic accidents in Qatar in selected years, 2014 to 2024. (NPC (traffic deaths and injuries), Oct 2026)

Road figures cover everyone in Qatar, residents and visitors. Court cases are cases raised, not police-recorded crime, and their counts swing widely from year to year. No police-recorded crime series is published on the open data portal.

Glossary

Qatar Tourism
The national tourism authority, which publishes visitor arrivals and accommodation performance reports. Visit Qatar is its consumer brand.
NPC
The National Planning Council, formerly the Planning and Statistics Authority, which publishes national statistics on the Qatar Open Data portal and the national development strategy.
NDS3
The Third National Development Strategy 2024-2030, which sets Qatar's national tourism targets.
Hayya
Qatar's e-visa and entry platform, run by Qatar Tourism.
HIA
Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar's main airport.
Point-to-point passengers
Airport passengers travelling to or from Doha, as opposed to transfer passengers who change planes there.
GCC
Gulf Cooperation Council: Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
Full market
Qatar Tourism's accommodation total: hotels, hotel apartments and touristic camps.
ADR
Average daily rate, the average price paid for a room per night.
RevPAR
Revenue per available room, room revenue divided by all rooms available, sold or not.
STR
A hotel data company whose survey Qatar Tourism uses for accommodation figures.
Business events (MICE)
Meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions.
SDG 8.9.1
The UN indicator for tourism direct GDP as a share of total GDP.
QAR
The Qatari riyal.

Methodology and sources

Figures come from official bodies: Qatar Tourism for visitors, accommodation, cruises and its own events, the National Planning Council and other ministries on the Qatar Open Data portal for national statistics, and Hamad International Airport, Qatar Museums, FIFA and Lusail International Circuit for their own counts. Each figure links to the report or dataset that carries it, with the date. Where Qatar Tourism has published different totals for the same year, only its latest annual reports (January 2026) are used. Figures carried only by news agencies, figures we would have had to calculate (including annual totals summed from monthly data) and unverified figures are left out. The direct tourism GDP share and Qatar Tourism's total contribution are different measures and are not compared; 2030 figures are targets. Climate figures are official 2018-2024 averages at the airport weather station, not long-term normals. Qatar Tourism and NPC citations are labelled by report or dataset. The page is reviewed monthly and the date is shown at the top.