About Doha, Qatar

With a population of just under half a million, Doha the capital city of Qatar is located in the Ad Dawhah municipality on the Persian Gulf. Unusually, the majority of residents in Doha are expatriates, with Qatari nationals forming a minority. This is as a result of the massive expatriate workforce residing in most Middle Eastern countries. Although the city’s major revenue earner continues to be oil, Doha is fast moving its economic dependency towards real estate. The city is in the middle of an economic boom which is most noticeable with the Doha’s rapidly changing skyline.

To the traveler, Doha offers many outstanding attractions and sites. These attractions include the Al Kout fortress, which is located in the center of the city, the Government House - considered by many to be Qatar's most famous landmark, and the Qatar National Museum which is housed in the former house of the Qatari rulers.

Most residents of Doha are fun loving sports fans. The city boasts of some fantastic sports venues including the Khalifa International Stadium - the main venue for the 2006 Asian Games. The MotoGP motorcycling grand prix of Doha is held annually at Losail International Circuit, located just north of the city.

The Millennium Hotel Doha

Feel the Arabian tradition and warm hospitality combined with a modern touch at this five star luxury hotel situated in the heart of Doha. The Millennium Hotel Doha is close to many attractions including the Centre Point shopping mall, Al Saad sports club and the National Theatre. Relax in the indoor rooftop swimming pool or enjoy the other facilities such as the spa, fitness centre and the in-house restaurants and bars.