Travel – Web3D 2026 | Doha

Travel to Doha, Qatar

The Web3D 2026 Conference team understands that global events can make international travel feel uncertain. We want to reassure all attendees that Doha, Qatar remains one of the safest and most stable destinations in the world for travel. Qatar is known for its low crime rate, modern infrastructure, and strong commitment to public security. Visitors experience a calm, orderly environment with a high standard of hospitality.

With easy international connections, world‑class hotels, and stunning venues, Doha offers an unforgettable experience for Web3D 2026 attendees. Whether you’re exploring the Corniche, visiting the Museum of Islamic Art, or enjoying Qatar’s famous hospitality, your trip will be comfortable, inspiring, and seamless.

Use Your Discretion When Traveling

As with any international travel, we encourage attendees to use their discretion, stay aware of general travel advisories, and follow standard best practices for personal safety and comfort. Monitoring official guidance from your home country and planning ahead helps ensure a safe experience.

World‑Class Travel Infrastructure

Hamad International Airport (HIA) is recognized as one of the best airports globally, offering efficient security, smooth arrivals, and reliable transportation options including taxis, rideshare, and metro.

Supportive and Visitor‑Friendly

English is widely spoken, and Qatar’s hospitality sector is well‑prepared to assist international guests. Hotels, transportation services, and the conference venue maintain high standards of safety, cleanliness, and professionalism.

General Guidelines

Doha is a modern, international city that welcomes visitors from around the world. While Qatar is culturally conservative, dress expectations for travelers are simple, respectful, and easy to follow.

Dress modestly in public spaces (covered shoulders, avoid very short shorts or skirts).
Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended due to warm weather.
Business casual or professional attire is appropriate for the conference venue.

Women

No head covering required.
Sleeveless tops are fine in hotels and private venues; short sleeves or light layers recommended in public areas.
Dresses, skirts, and pants are all acceptable — just avoid very short hemlines.

Men

T‑shirts, polos, and button‑downs are common.
Shorts are acceptable in many public places; long pants preferred for professional settings.

Laboratory Manager, College of Science and Engineering, Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), Qatar

Holds a PhD in Computer Science and Engineering (HBKU, 2024), an MSc in Data Analytics (HBKU, 2021), a BS in Computer Science (AUCE, 2018), and a BS in Mathematics (LIU, 2020).
Research focuses on human–computer interaction, AI and machine learning, and computer vision for autism, including eye-tracking, pose estimation, and object detection in play-based and learning contexts.
Leads and contributes to projects on joint engagement, preference assessment, and inclusive assessment for autistic learners, often combining sensing technologies, VR, and learning analytics.
Has published in venues such as CoDesign, Frontiers in Education, International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction, JMIR, BCS HCI, and LNCS (HCII/INTERACT).
Recipient of the Mada Innovation Award (2022) for the MAAN accessibility-focused application.
Experienced educator and tutor in mathematics and computer science, and teaching assistant for courses on ICT accessibility and statistics for science and engineering.
Actively serves as a reviewer and collaborator on interdisciplinary projects spanning autism, inclusive technology, AI, and education.