استكشاف كيف تعطي قطر مفهومًا جديدًا للضيافة من خلال الفن والهندسة المعمارية والتجربة

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استكشاف كيف تعطي قطر مفهومًا جديدًا للضيافة من خلال الفن والهندسة المعمارية والتجربة  من مقاطع تيك توك إلى مدونات الفيديو التي تختص بالسفر، تلقى العطلات المحلية الفاخرة رواجًا كبيرًا. ولكن خلف الآراء المثيرة للجدل والمحتوى المنتقى بعناية، يأخذ صاحب رؤية واحد بزمام هذه الموجة ويقودها باتجاه جديد كليًا. كيف تعيد المدن على غرار الدوحة التفكير في مفهوم الضيافة ؟  بالشراكة مع   لمزيد من القراءة :  http://arabic.euronews.com/2025/09/24/exploring-how-qatar-is-redefining-hospitality-through-art-architecture-and-experience  سجل: يورونيوز متوفرة باثنا عشرة لغة

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00:00اشتركوا في قصة

00:06و Stack red by the pool

00:08وفكل مرحل

00:09لكنها هي فعل ذلك

00:11نفس نفس حولها

00:13تنسى الاول تتريف

00:15و الم座ها الأوان

00:16تتمكن أنطقة الكتابة

00:18جميع التريف

00:22enseلوم بردن من غوظات تشوي

00:24بردن من خلال غوظة

00:26التخلقات المختلفة

00:29ترجمة نانسي قنقر

00:59ترجمة نانسي قنقر

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02:33So what's making the hotel the most talked about in town?

02:42Well, let me show you.

02:46Nearly 600 of these lush, modern and stylish suites.

02:52Asaya, a members-only wellness club.

02:54It has a dining area, a pool, a well-equipped gym and spa, among other things.

03:00And a culinary collection

03:03Asian, Mediterranean, seafood, pastries, you name it

03:07But today, I'm feeling peckish for some Peking duck

03:12Kou Madame is one of eight FMB offerings here at the Rosewood Doha

03:17Inspired by 1920s Shanghai

03:19The restaurant was named after the fashion icon Madame Wellington Kou

03:24Blending vintage glam and elegant traditions

03:27Kou Madame serves decadent specialties like roasted duck

03:30Hand pulled noodles and tea ceremonies

03:33There's only one tea sommelier in the hotel

03:38And her job goes beyond blending, brewing and serving specialty teas

03:44She's helping to keep the ancient ritual alive

03:48The art of tea making

03:50It's a traditional ceremony that has been in the Chinese culture for over centuries

03:56It's a way to show respect between the host to the guest

04:01While the preparations may look simple, not all tea blends are the same

04:07And they're all sourced directly from China

04:10So we see the tea ceremony as a way of storytelling

04:15Rather than just serving a tea on a cup of tea from the pot

04:18We have a tea sommelier that actually is in charge of this ceremony

04:23And on training the team

04:24Because we want to make sure that everything has a meaning

04:27The hotel's interior takes you on many different journeys

04:31But the exterior of the structure also has its own lore

04:35The man behind the facade masterpiece is very well known in Qatar

04:42Ibrahim Al-Jaida has designed and restored hotels, stadiums, mosques, community spaces

04:49And museums all around the region

04:51But this is his latest project that has been brought to life

04:56Tell us about the vision that you had

04:59Building the facade of the Rosewood Hotel

05:03Like corals coming out from the seabird

05:06Tell us about that vision

05:07In the past, we look at our architectural identity as a skin of a building

05:12But now, with time and with the evolution of the development of architecture in our region

05:19And in North Qatar in particular

05:21We are sort of redefining identity

05:24Our nature's identity

05:26Our sand dunes

05:28And the sea is a very important part of our history

05:31Our ancestors were pearl divers

05:34So the depth of the sea is so important for us

05:38The treasures of the sea are so important

05:41So I wanted to utilize the coral reefs

05:46But put it into a context to where I still can screen the building

05:52Reduce the sun glare

05:54Yet in a story that really belongs to our environment

05:59And to our identity

06:00Can you tell us a little bit more about the sustainability aspect that you looked into

06:06To make sure that those features are in the building?

06:10Well, sustainability now is not a sort of a marketing thing

06:15For Lucille and for Doha

06:18It's a legislation

06:20An important part was how to reduce the sand layer

06:24Which we started talking about

06:26How the skin of the building started behaving

06:28That's inspired by the corals

06:30Then you go a little bit more into details

06:33Which your typical visitors may not see directly

06:38But how efficient is the water consumption?

06:42How efficient is the electrical consumption?

06:44In the past they tend to put a glass building

06:47And pump energy to cool it down

06:49Now with the screening you reduce that substantially

06:52How do you think architecture will continue to grow and develop in Qatar?

06:57And what do you hope for the next generation of Qatari architects

07:01To follow in the legacy of your footsteps?

07:03A new vocabulary for this younger generation is developed

07:08And I see the younger architects are really getting inspired

07:12Of the vast sources of inspiration

07:16Whether it's our desert or our sea, the Tao

07:20How there is so much to dig in

07:23And to be inspired into our culture

07:27And that I think is going to create a wonderful direction

07:33Into contemporary Qatari architecture

07:36Ibrahim's mission to preserve Qatar's architectural language

07:39Is echoed by Rosewood Doha

07:41The hotel made itself a canvas for Qatari artists

07:45To showcase their talent, tell their stories

07:48And display their heritage

07:50For the ChinaWare, we partnered with Emergis

07:54And Emergis helped us to find two local artisans

07:57Gada and Nur

07:58That both of them have prepared the ChinaWare

08:01For the residents and for the houses

08:05Aptly named Treasures of Land and Sea

08:08Gada Al-Qatar's art collection displayed at the Rosewood

08:12Is among many of her works she describes as very personal

08:18I did a collection inspired by the marine life of Qatar

08:22Each set is a fish with its name and a corresponding pattern

08:27The hamur is a fish that usually is found under rocks

08:31And you can find them three to four meters deep

08:35In the composition, you will see them sitting low on the plates

08:39The fish, you know, when you try and attempt to catch them

08:43They jump, and so I tried to reflect that in the movement

08:47The balls and the curves came from movements of waves

08:51And the plants you find and corals you find in the sea

08:55I'm very deeply connected to the sea and the ocean

08:59My great-grandfather was a pearl merchant

09:02And we live in a coastal city

09:04I grew up in a culture and in a tradition that is very oral

09:10So our history is transferred orally

09:12And just between a generation of my father and my grandfather

09:18So much has been lost

09:20So I'm trying to create the things I wish I'd seen

09:23Or I wish my parents have done for their moments in time

09:27And maybe in a hundred years' time

09:29People can see, oh, what Qatar was about in this given moment

09:33I think it's an artist's responsibility sometimes to reflect that

09:38I thought of creating a collection that instigates a conversation between people

09:44The idea is to create its curiosity and beauty merged together

09:51For people to learn something, especially about Qatar

09:54They don't get to see or learn from anywhere else

09:57I would like to continue my work in showcasing my culture

10:03Both Arab and Qatari

10:05In documenting and archiving

10:10Architecture and art

10:12Two key pillars for building a unique hospitality experience

10:16But how will the industry continue to evolve?

10:19And what role does Qatar play on the global stage?

10:22While I'm putting those questions to Hospitality Qatar

10:25The premium hospitality events

10:27Gathering industry leaders, stakeholders and innovators

10:31All in one place

10:32Hospitality Qatar marks its 10th edition next month

10:35And I caught up with the organisers ahead of the festivities

10:39Qatar as a state and subsequently Qatar Tourism as an authority

10:48They have a very ambitious plan to turn Qatar into a top touristic destination by 2030

10:54By hosting almost 7 million visitors by then

10:59The exhibition is trying to accompany this growth, this development

11:03We are focusing more and more in the past two years

11:06And going forward on the skills aspect

11:09On the technology aspect also

11:11To go towards a smarter, greener, more sustainable industry

11:16For the very first time ever actually

11:18Hospitality Qatar is going to host the Bookies Door Competition

11:22Chefs from different institutions in Qatar are going to compete

11:26To select a winner who is eventually going to represent Qatar culinary scene in the regional

11:31And hopefully in the final later in 2027

11:40Well, it's clear that Qatar is creating something special

11:43At the intersection of hospitality, tourism and architecture

11:47Embracing trends but elevating the experience to stay ahead of the curve

11:52That's all for now

11:53But thanks for watching Qatar in Motion

11:55See you next time

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