This report delves into the intricacies of sustainable tourism development in Qatar, examining the role of stakeholders, the advantages and disadvantages of public-private partnerships, and the various levels of tourism planning. It analyzes the significance of interactive planning systems, evaluates methods for measuring tourist impact, and justifies the introduction of sustainability concepts. The report further explores the implications of balancing supply and demand, evaluates the moral and ethical issues of enclave tourism, and compares the challenges faced by developing countries like Mauritius with emerging destinations like Qatar. Finally, it provides recommendations for the future development of tourism in Qatar, emphasizing the importance of resource utilization, cultural preservation, and social responsibility.