Qatar: Tourism boom to power 458,000 jobs by 2035 – ZAWYA
Taxi drivers, souq vendors, caterers, retail staff, engineers and event crews are all riding a wave of visitors drawn to Qatar’s culture, heritage, …​Read More
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