The DWPC will take place from March 14 to 16, 2023 in Doha and the premiere business-to-business global event is expected see the participation by over 450 delegates and 140 industry experts (Photo: India Outbound)
Moving to keep its calendar of activities full of diverse international events after the FIFA World Cup 2022 gets over in December, Qatar has won the bid to host the Destination Wedding Planners (DWP) Congress, a globally renowned platform for wedding planners, connoisseurs, hoteliers, and professionals in the luxury wedding planning industry.
The DWPC will take place from March 14 to 16, 2023 in Doha and the premiere business-to-business global event is expected see the participation by over 450 delegates and 140 industry experts.
An agreement to hold the conference in Qatar was signed by Akbar Al Baker, Chairman of Qatar Tourism and Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, and Ackash Jain, Director of QnA International.
“We are thrilled to bring the world’s most prestigious business event in the wedding industry to Qatar and firmly position the country as a leading wedding destination. With destination weddings globally on the rise, Qatar maintains a strong appeal for couples seeking to have a unique and luxurious wedding experience,” says Al Baker.
“We are pleased to have Qatar Tourism sponsor the DWF Congress. Their support is monumental to the success of the event as we continue to build positive momentum in the global luxury wedding industry,” says Jain.
According to a press statement, the three-day event is an exclusive, one-of-a kind opportunity, that features top industry leaders and presents engaging panel discussions and activities under one roof. The DWP Congress will bring the world’s biggest celebrity wedding planners, royalty specialists & destination wedding experts, alongside an extensive spread of creative partners and wedding suppliers – from extravagant venues to exquisite hotels, palaces, exclusive destinations, couture designers, photography partners, jewellery partners, cake designers, and much more.
The Congress has previously been hosted in the worlds most coveted destinations such as Greece, Mauritius, Florence, Thailand, Mexico, Bali and now Qatar, adds the press release.
