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Qatar builds for the future
Phil Dickinson, of the Tourism Marketing and Promotion sector Qatar government, spoke to TravelMole at the World Travel Market 2021 in London. During the conversation he details Qatars growth plans, excitement at the FIFA World Cup and other major events comeing to the country which will boost visitor numbers.
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Graham McKenzie
Graham has demonstrable history of working in the leisure, travel & tourism industry. 20 years leading one of the worlds leading online B2B travel publishers TravelMole , non-executive director of UK's leading Travel Brand agency designate.com. Strong professional with a BSc (Econ) focussed on Economics from London School of Economics and Political Science.
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