What budget for activities and outings Qatar?

Many exhibitions are free of charge, so all you need to do is book your ticket in advance on the website. The main museums are reasonably priced, and amusement parks convert entry fees into "consumer credit", so it's worthwhile.
Women have the privilege of being able to enjoy hotel beaches and swimming pools at low prices on certain days of the week (100 QAR versus 200 or 300 QAR).

Public parks are free and open day and night, usually until midnight. They're great places to do sport in general, and jogging in particular. Just remember not to go out in tight-fitting bras and leggings, as this would be frowned upon! Given the heat, it's best to use hotel gyms and fitness centers. They're all air-conditioned.

The stores in the malls are often luxury boutiques unaffordable for the average tourist, or international boutiques at prices often higher than those charged in France. The Souq Waqif, on the other hand, offers a profusion of objects and souvenirs at affordable prices. You'll find everything at reasonable prices, and some great bargains too!

What budget to eat Qatar?

Be aware that restaurants are quite expensive, although there are some inexpensive and authentic local addresses in Souq Waqif. But you should also be aware that portions are gargantuan, so don't bite off more than you can chew. If this happens to you, don't be tempted by indigestion: everything can be taken away in a doggy bag in all restaurants.

What is the budget for accommodation Qatar?

All the hotels in Doha and Qatar in general are good deals, if you compare the standard of the complexes with the prices charged. Especially the "modest" 4-star hotels in central Doha. You won't find anything for less than US$60 to US$70, but at this price, you get comfortable, impeccable rooms and often a spa associated with a gym, hammam, parking lot and so on. As soon as the warmer months arrive, from June to September, prices are slashed due to the ambient heat and the lack of outside visitors. The same applies during the month of Ramadan.

Travel budget Qatar and cost of living

Small budget. Expect to pay between €40 and €80 per day per person, including accommodation in 3 or 4-star hotels, meals, cab fares and sightseeing.

Medium budget. Allow between €100 and €150 per day, including car rental, accommodation in 4- or 5-star hotels, restaurant meals and sightseeing.

Large budget. Count on more than €200 per day, with accommodation in ultra-luxury 5-star hotels, sports, meals in chic restaurants, car rental and excursions.

Haggling. It's tradition to haggle for 30-50% of the price of souvenirs at the Souq Waqif!