Qatar to spend $50bn on infrastructure in 2014
“No day too soon” for Qatar to issue multi-billion dollar infrastructure contracts as Qatar faces a race to host the 2022 World Cup
London 2012 infrastructure boss to address Middle East
Sir John Armitt, Chairman of London ODA will lecture in Abu Dhabi, Doha and Dubai on mega infrastructure projects
Qatar to invest $45bn in tourism beyond World Cup
The 2022 World Cup host is targeting 7 million visitors a year by 2030 in a bid to diversify the national economy
SportAccord Convention signs Macau as Gold Partner
Macau Sport Development Board has renewed its seven-year partnership with SportAccord Convention for the 2014 edition
Modernising Brazil’s transport infrastructure
César Borges, Brazil’s Minister of Transport, talks HOST CITY through the road, rail and airport projects that are bringing his country into the 21st century
How the Games set London on track
Hosting the Olympic Games in 2012 brought huge developments to transport infrastructure and technology, but it is changes to management systems that are bringing the most value in the long run.
Lighting the way
Intelligent parking technology from Schick electronic gets spectators into the
venue quicker and more comfortably
Moving the Games
An integral part of planning for any big sporting event is the transportation strategy, and the consensus is that London got it right for the 2012 Olympics