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Tourism Breaking News
13-06-2025
- Business
- Tourism Breaking News
Qatar Airways and Art Basel sign a landmark partnership to enrich global cultural engagement
Post Views: 32 Qatar Airways announced a new global partnership with Art Basel. This long-term alliance reinforces Qatar Airway's role as a global connector of people, places, and culture. As Art Basel's Premium Partner, Qatar Airways will support all of the fair's prestigious annual exhibitions – in Basel, Paris, Hong Kong, Miami, as well as its newly launched edition in Qatar. This partnership goes beyond sponsorship and aims to deepen the airline's connection with a culture- and art-forward global demographic through one of the world's most respected names in the art world. The collaboration also marks the exciting introduction of Art Basel into the Middle East, with a new edition launching February 2026 in Doha. This will be the fair's first presence in the region and highlights Qatar's growing stature as a regional arts and cultural hub as the nation continues to evolve as a destination that inspires and connects the world through its National Vision 2030 roadmap. Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, said: 'Our long-term collaboration with Art Basel goes beyond being just a partnership – it is a strategic alignment between two globally respected brands and a statement on Qatar's contributions to cultural development and exchange around the globe. Art Basel represents the highest calibre of international artistry and sophistication, and its audience of artists, collectors, and cultural influencers reflects the premium customer base that we serve every day. We are proud to support a platform that shares our values and aspirations on a global scale and in connecting the region with art and ideas from all over the world.' Art Basel Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Noah Horowitz, said: 'We are honoured to partner with Qatar Airways, a premium brand synonymous for world-class hospitality experiences and luxury travel, and truly excited to bring the partnership to life across our global platform, starting in Basel this June. Having just launched our fifth fair in Qatar, we are delighted to join forces with one of the leading Qatari brands to create new experiences and journeys to inspire art lovers and travellers around the world.' Through this partnership, Qatar Airways continues to demonstrate its broader brand ambition to be more than just a carrier, but a catalyst for discovery, inspiration and cultural dialogue. Art Basel Qatar will be held in collaboration with QC+ and Qatar Sports Investments, reflecting the country's broader cultural vision and its ambition to host a thriving creative ecosystem. The inaugural edition of Art Basel Qatar will be held in M7 creative hub and the Doha Design District in downtown Msheireb. Upcoming Art Basel Shows in 2025 Basel, 19-22 June 2025 Paris, 24-26 October 2025 Miami Beach, 5-7 December 2025 About Art Basel Founded in 1970 by gallerists from Basel, Art Basel today stages the world's premier art shows for Modern and contemporary art, sited in Basel, Miami Beach, Hong Kong, Paris, and Qatar. Defined by its host city and region, each show is unique, which is reflected in its participating galleries, artworks presented, and the content of parallel programming produced in collaboration with local institutions for each edition. Art Basel's engagement has expanded beyond art fairs through new digital platforms including the Art Basel App and initiatives such as the Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report, the Art Basel Shop, and the Art Basel Awards. For further information, please visit
Qatar Tribune
11-06-2025
- Business
- Qatar Tribune
Qatar Airways, Art Basel sign landmark partnership to enrich global cultural engagement
DOHA: Qatar Airways has announced a new global partnership with Art Basel, the world's leading contemporary art fair. This long-term alliance reinforces Qatar Airway's role as a global connector of people, places, and culture. As Art Basel's Premium Partner, Qatar Airways will support all of the fair's prestigious annual exhibitions – in Basel, Paris, Hong Kong, Miami, as well as its newly launched edition in Qatar. This partnership goes beyond sponsorship and aims to deepen the airline's connection with a culture- and art-forward global demographic through the one of the world's most respected names in the art world. The collaboration also marks the exciting introduction of Art Basel into the Middle East, with a new edition launching February 2026 in Doha. This will be the fair's first presence in the region and highlights Qatar's growing stature as a regional arts and cultural hub as the nation continues to evolve as a destination that inspires and connects the world through its National Vision 2030 roadmap. Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Eng Badr Mohammed Al Meer, said: 'Our long-term collaboration with Art Basel goes beyond being just a partnership – it is a strategic alignment between two globally respected brands and statement on Qatar's contributions to cultural development and exchange around the globe. Art Basel represents the highest calibre of international artistry and sophistication, and its audience of artists, collectors, and cultural influencers reflects the premium customer base that we serve every day. We are proud to support a platform that shares our values and aspirations on a global scale and in connecting the region with art and ideas from all over the world.' Art Basel Chief Executive Officer, Dr Noah Horowitz, said: 'We are honoured to partner with Qatar Airways, a premium brand synonymous for world-class hospitality experiences and luxury travel, and truly excited to bring the partnership to life across our global platform, starting in Basel this June. Having just launched our fifth fair in Qatar, we are delighted to join forces with one of the leading Qatari brands to create new experiences and journeys to inspire art lovers and travellers around the world." Through this partnership, Qatar Airways continues to demonstrate its broader brand ambition to be more than just a carrier, but a catalyst for discovery, inspiration and cultural dialogue. Art Basel Qatar will be held in collaboration with Qatar Creates and Qatar Sports Investments, reflecting the country's broader cultural vision and its ambition to host a thriving creative ecosystem. The inaugural edition of Art Basel Qatar will be held in M7 creative hub and the Doha Design District in downtown Msheireb. Upcoming Art Basel Shows in 2025 Basel, June 19-22 Paris,October 24-26 Miami Beach, December 5-7
Indian Express
21-05-2025
- Business
- Indian Express
Art Basel arrives in Qatar
After being announced as the first country in three decades to construct a permanent national pavilion at the Giardini gardens at the prestigious Venice Biennale, Qatar will also now host the newest art fair in the region. Following the launch of Art Basel Paris in 2022, the MCH Group – owner of Art Basel – has announced the inaugural edition of Art Basel in Qatar. To take place in February 2026 in Doha – at M7 creative hub and Doha Design District in downtown Msheireb, close to cultural landmarks including National Museum of Qatar – the event has been announced in partnership with leading Qatari organisations such as Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) and QC+. In a statement, Sheikha Al Mayassa Bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Chairperson of Qatar Museums said, 'As part of His Highness the Amir's National Vision 2030, Qatar has been transforming itself into a knowledge-based economy, with culture and the creative industries helping to lead the way. We have built a thriving ecosystem of culture and sports, harnessing the capacity of both to break down barriers, create shared experiences, increase understanding and drive positive change. We have opened the National Museum of Qatar and the 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum, and this year we will launch the Lusail Museum and DADU: Children's Museum of Qatar.' A post shared by UBS Art (@ubsglobalart) While the region already boasts of other art fairs such as Art Dubai, Abu Dhabi Art, the entry of a prestigious property like Art Basel – which is one of the oldest art fairs on the circuit, founded by three Swiss art dealers in 1970 – backing the fair, strengthens the perception of the Middle East as a potentially important market for art. Noah Horowitz, Chief Executive Officer of Art Basel, says, 'Growing the global art market, supporting artists and galleries and developing new collecting audiences is core to Art Basel's mission. The art scene across the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region has undergone exponential growth in recent decades, with the establishment of world-class institutions, the launch of leading cultural events and the growth of a vibrant community of artists, galleries and professionals.'
Fashion Network
21-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Breaking into the Middle East, Art Basel will open a fair in Doha
Art Basel is expanding again. Next year the Swiss-based art fair will open an edition in Doha, Qatar's capital city. 'We're starting small,' says Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz. 'This is going to come to market in February next year in a very considered and measured way.' The inaugural fair, Horowitz says, will include booths from about 50 galleries. This will be Art Basel's fifth global trade fair, and mark its first presence in the region. (Its existing fairs are in Hong Kong, Miami, Paris and in the original Swiss location—for which the brand is named.) At each location, an international roster of galleries meet an equally global group of collectors and art world professionals, who hobnob for several days amid openings, dinners, and parties. The new fair is a partnership between Art Basel, Qatar Sports Investments, and QC+, an organization that describes itself as a 'strategic and creative collective.' The fair will be held in the Doha Design District in downtown Msheireb. 'As part of His Highness the Amir's National Vision 2030, Qatar has been transforming itself into a knowledge-based economy, with culture and the creative industries helping to lead the way,' wrote Sheikha Al Mayassa Bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the chairperson of Qatar Museums, in a statement. 'As Qatar Museums marks its 20th anniversary, we are pleased to welcome the Art Basel organization as our partner to further elevate Qatar's initiatives to support the creative industries of our region, offering exceptional new artistic experiences and opportunities to our talent.' The news comes at a delicate moment for art fairs and the art market more generally. A recent Art Basel and UBS market report detailed the drop in gallery participation in art fairs in 2024, due, at least in part, to rising costs. Additionally, the report found that the art market had become more regional, making it more difficult for big art fairs that rely on global attendance. But Horowitz says the timing is right. 'It's an extraordinary opportunity to lean in together and to open, in a really substantial way, a new path for our clients to develop relationships and support the progression of their artists' careers,' he says. It's also, he continues, a way to 'help accelerate, and further broadcast, the unbelievable investment and infrastructure that our partners locally have been making.'
Fashion Network
21-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Breaking into the Middle East, Art Basel will open a fair in Doha
Art Basel is expanding again. Next year the Swiss-based art fair will open an edition in Doha, Qatar's capital city. 'We're starting small,' says Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz. 'This is going to come to market in February next year in a very considered and measured way.' The inaugural fair, Horowitz says, will include booths from about 50 galleries. This will be Art Basel's fifth global trade fair, and mark its first presence in the region. (Its existing fairs are in Hong Kong, Miami, Paris and in the original Swiss location—for which the brand is named.) At each location, an international roster of galleries meet an equally global group of collectors and art world professionals, who hobnob for several days amid openings, dinners, and parties. The new fair is a partnership between Art Basel, Qatar Sports Investments, and QC+, an organization that describes itself as a 'strategic and creative collective.' The fair will be held in the Doha Design District in downtown Msheireb. 'As part of His Highness the Amir's National Vision 2030, Qatar has been transforming itself into a knowledge-based economy, with culture and the creative industries helping to lead the way,' wrote Sheikha Al Mayassa Bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, the chairperson of Qatar Museums, in a statement. 'As Qatar Museums marks its 20th anniversary, we are pleased to welcome the Art Basel organization as our partner to further elevate Qatar's initiatives to support the creative industries of our region, offering exceptional new artistic experiences and opportunities to our talent.' The news comes at a delicate moment for art fairs and the art market more generally. A recent Art Basel and UBS market report detailed the drop in gallery participation in art fairs in 2024, due, at least in part, to rising costs. Additionally, the report found that the art market had become more regional, making it more difficult for big art fairs that rely on global attendance. But Horowitz says the timing is right. 'It's an extraordinary opportunity to lean in together and to open, in a really substantial way, a new path for our clients to develop relationships and support the progression of their artists' careers,' he says. It's also, he continues, a way to 'help accelerate, and further broadcast, the unbelievable investment and infrastructure that our partners locally have been making.'
