KATARA TOWER: Qatar’s New Landmark of Luxury and Perfection on the Arabian Gulf | WELT Documentary

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The Katara Tower, Doha. After 10 years of planning and construction, these two towers are a symbol of Qatar on the Arabian Gulf. In just 12 weeks, two luxury hotels will open on 37 floors each, with almost 500 suites and hotel rooms as well as 18 restaurants, bars and cafes. Money is no object- as the goal is to surpass all previous mega-hotels on the Gulf. With the world's largest chandelier at a height of 57 meters and the world's only multimedia kaleidoscope in a hotel lobby, there are only 80 days left to finish on time. An almost impossible task for Christian Hirth, the German manager of both hotels. Despite construction sites everywhere, the team and Christian Hirth are meticulous in their attention to detail and ensure that everything is absolutely perfect before it opens. Two weeks before the opening, the 1,130 employees from 73 countries finally see their uniforms for the first time. Join us as we explore this mega-hotel, the new landmark of Doha.
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5 авг 2023

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@PenelopeMia

You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multimillionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life

@segniw2

Germans and The Dutch are really smart at building amazing buildings

@diamonddev6557

21:52

@linexmugambi8125

The worst part of this documentary is that it ends!

@mritzs5142

The excitement, the stress, can’t imagine what the future staff is feeling!

@hamed4027

I was in Qatar for a week but couldn't go outside because of too much heat, man even 4am in the mornings it feel like Hellfire it's hard to breathe and when you breath you feel like you are breathing fire 🔥 😂

@YorkshireinManila

As an Ex Hotel GM , who opened a luxury hotel or two and spent years managing hotels in the Middle East and Asia, I recognize lots of the pre-opening stress, the endless lists of things " to do" the co-ordination requirements between suppliers, differing departments, owners, prospective guests, government folk who want a peak and the one abiding knowledge that there just isnt enough time. And probably that opening date wasnt within your control and that you wish there were 3 months more. etc......

@azzubhaiya

Qatar is a beautiful country Alhamdulila 🇸🇦😍. 🇸🇦

@charleskavoukjian3441

The shapes they can make buildings in these days is astonishing

@hermieabao3598

I was working there within 3 months as surveyor I was so depress because that time coz it has always urgent.but I'm thankful with that my experiences. 🙏🙏🙏

@samis4990

Flying from europe to asia with qatar airways I recommend to stop in Doha for few days. City is really worth seeing and you can rest comfortably in hotel between long flghts.

@geraldpain7915

I feel much sympathy for the staff working at The Katara Towers. One wrong move and they'll be out!

@8smemhel786

the pressure when working in luxury hotels like this is really huge. this reminds me of the time working in the Palace ... first few months or even years of adjusting to the pressure and the work environment and coping with stress. Luckily i have overcomed it until 12 yrs. The experience taught me a lot of things and im thankful.

@stevenmonte7397

I have never experienced anything remotely close to this. It's fascinating how much preparation goes into the experience. BEAUTIFUL!!

@user-vz9yi5ob4v

Germans insist on quality n time frame n their love for art can b seen in their work congrats to the team superb work of art n it's a masterpiece that should b lauded n thanks to the Emir too. Doha is beautiful 😍✨❤I luv the country ❤

@iman-alibeg3849

For staff to be this loyal and love for the place they work in means that not only does their employer look after them but also pays them well.

@alisaneii3979

Where is the Arabian Gulf? I can't find it on the map.

@circuittoys

I wanted to see how the elevators work because its hard to envision a vertical elevator shaft with the curved structures.

@pcibdo32

Fun Fact: there is no such thing as 6 or more Star Rating Hotel

@mubizz80

Couting down the time before the first guests put me on tension yet I'm here just watching. Glad to be here in Doha, Qatar to witness all the beautiful skies.