More than 59 million people reside in the six member countries of the Gulf Cooperation
Council (GCC)(the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia) …

This viewpoint offers perspective on pressing issues concerning urban tourism planning,
policy and development. This paper outlines how different approaches and contexts of …

Family business, 219, 242–243 “Farm and Ranch Hospitality” tourism activity, 223
Farmhouse holidays model, 222–223 Favoritism, 154–155 Female employees and GC, 185 …

During the past two decades, Qatar, a developing country, has invested heavily in
infrastructure development to address several challenges caused by the rapid urbanization …

Research is important for tourism development in many countries. In Qatar, some tourism
research has been published in scholarly journals. However, no studies have identified or …

Purpose Urban theorists argue that in the post-Second World War period cities faced the
increasing development of homogeneous and soullessness urban spaces. This led to the …

Transnational Architecture and Urbanism combines urban planning, design, policy, and
geography studies to offer place-based and project-oriented insight into relevant case …

Amidst chaotic growth of Asian cities, the expansion of urban infrastructure in the Middle
East's Gulf region is arguably outpacing any other region on the planet. Yet we have a …

In a rapidly developing nation such as Qatar, the prime aspect of growth is directed toward
delivering social, economic, and environmental coherence in its neighborhood …

Purpose This paper aims to determine the significance of tourist walkability on three
community-based tourism sustainability indicators, namely, the economic, social and …