Fifth edition of Coffee Tea & Chocolate Festival set for March 2, 2023

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Coffee, tea, and chocolate enthusiasts of Qatar don't want miss out on the 5th edition of the CTC Festival from March 2 to 11 (3PM to 11PM) at Al Bidda Park!

What to Expect?

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Exhibitors will be able to show off their finest chocolate, tea, and coffee as well as introduce the newest trends, innovations, and technologies at the world-class festival. Also, Visitors can indulge in some of the best there is to offer when it comes to coffee, tea, and chocolate!

Book your booth!

If you are looking to be an exhibitor at this event, please call 📞+974 6660 1104

Location

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The exact location for the CTC Festival 2023 can be found here.

Qatar Living is proud to be the media partner of the CTC Festival 2023. See you there!

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