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Sahara Tours Praises Qatar Tourism Authority
General Manager for Sahara Tours praised the Qatar Tourism Authority effusively speaking to the Peninsula. Emad A. Nasr said they serve a very important in the country’s tourism industry, are supportive to all tourist companies and are “very helpful to us in every service and activities we provide to clients” Nasr said they are a professional organization doing a fantastic job promoting the country so it can be one of the top tourist destinations.”
Nasr said based on his experience as a local tour operator in Doha, he believes the international tourism market is improving and growing. Sahara tour packages include sea trips, show cruises, and desert safari excursions.
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