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Satyendra Pathak
Doha
The Bürgenstock Selection, owned by Doha-based Katara Hospitality, has launched several travel packages to double the number of visitors from Qatar to three of its iconic hotel and resort properties in Switzerland, its managing director has said.
Talking to Qatar Tribune on the sidelines of an event to introduce Qatari dignitaries to the three luxury properties of Switzerland’s largest deluxe hotel group at the Swiss Embassy in Doha, The Bürgenstock Selection Managing Director Saeid Heidari Said the packages have been especially designed to fit the needs of a large number of visitors from Qatar during the long summer holidays.
“In 2018, as many as 3,000 people from Qatar visited and stayed at our hotels. We expect this number to double this year to more than 6,000 as many Qataris have shown great interest in our offerings ahead of the Ramadan season,” Heidari said.
“We will also open a dedicated office in Qatar soon to facilitate travel to our properties in Switzerland from Qatar,” he said.
Besides Qatar, he said, dedicated offices will also be opened in several other countries like the US and India to attract visitors. Heidari said the hotels have already achieved a very positive level of occupancy within one and half years of its opening after a decade of renovation work.
Earlier, ambassador of Switzerland to Qatar HE Edgar Doerig welcomed Qatari government representatives and business leaders to the exclusive event.
Doha
The Bürgenstock Selection, owned by Doha-based Katara Hospitality, has launched several travel packages to double the number of visitors from Qatar to three of its iconic hotel and resort properties in Switzerland, its managing director has said.
Talking to Qatar Tribune on the sidelines of an event to introduce Qatari dignitaries to the three luxury properties of Switzerland’s largest deluxe hotel group at the Swiss Embassy in Doha, The Bürgenstock Selection Managing Director Saeid Heidari Said the packages have been especially designed to fit the needs of a large number of visitors from Qatar during the long summer holidays.
“In 2018, as many as 3,000 people from Qatar visited and stayed at our hotels. We expect this number to double this year to more than 6,000 as many Qataris have shown great interest in our offerings ahead of the Ramadan season,” Heidari said.
“We will also open a dedicated office in Qatar soon to facilitate travel to our properties in Switzerland from Qatar,” he said.
Besides Qatar, he said, dedicated offices will also be opened in several other countries like the US and India to attract visitors. Heidari said the hotels have already achieved a very positive level of occupancy within one and half years of its opening after a decade of renovation work.
Earlier, ambassador of Switzerland to Qatar HE Edgar Doerig welcomed Qatari government representatives and business leaders to the exclusive event.
