Qatar Toy Festival Returns for a Spectacular Second Edition
- Publish date: Wednesday، 12 June 2024
Qatar's Premier Toy Festival Set to Thrill at DECC from July 15 to August 14
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The highly anticipated second edition of the Qatar Toy Festival is set to return to the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre (DECC) from July 15 to August 14, as announced by Visit Qatar on Monday.
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Following the resounding success of its inaugural event, which drew over 75,000 visitors, this year's festival promises to be even more grand and engaging.
Organized by Qatar Tourism in collaboration with Spacetoon TV, the festival will once again feature an impressive lineup of over 25 renowned international brands, including Barbie, Blippi, Bluey, Cocomelon, Disney, Marvel, Fortnite, and Transformers. Visitors can expect an immersive experience with various activities designed to bring iconic characters to life for both children and parents.
The first edition of the festival, themed ‘Live the Tales and Enjoy the Games,’ received widespread acclaim for its diverse offerings and interactive activities. Qatar Tourism’s Director of Shared Services, Omar Abdulrahman Al Jaber, highlighted the positive feedback from attendees and expressed plans to expand the festival's scope.
“With the first edition of the Qatar Toy Festival, we welcomed over 75,000 visitors, mostly families and children, who were delighted with the program. For the next edition, we aim to make the festival even bigger with more playgrounds and activities,” Al Jaber stated.
While specific details for the upcoming festival are still under wraps, the organizers have assured that it will feature more interactive games and collaborative activities for families. Attendees can also look forward to a variety of culinary delights from cafes, food outlets, and food trucks scattered throughout the venue.