recorded an 18% year-on-year increase in footfall month-to-date in March, alongside a 7.5% uplift during the Eid period, reflecting continued demand for experience-led offerings and reinforcing its position as a high-performing asset within Qatar’s retail landscape.

This positive performance was supported by strong sales, leasing activity and tenant performance across key retailers, with sustained visitor engagement during a period where community connection remains especially important. This reflects the asset’s continued ability to drive relevance and engagement in a dynamic regional environment.

Doha Festival City’s performance was further strengthened by high-impact seasonal activations, including the distribution of over 2,000 Eid goodie bags, the provision of 300 Iftar boxes to frontline and service workers, and strong participation in community initiatives such as the Solidarity Wall, which reached full capacity within hours and was extended due to demand.  Additional activations including the distribution of white flowers symbolising peace and positivity, and Mother’s Day experiences further enhanced the festive atmosphere and strengthened emotional connection with visitors.

Building on these initiatives, Doha Festival City delivered a cohesive and experience-led programme that enhanced the overall visitor journey, position...