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Lufthansa German Airlines has announced that it has made holiday planning easy and affordable as it has slashed fares to over 20 European destinations from Doha, including major holiday periods of the year. |
Fares to Europe start from QR2,340, inclusive of taxes and charges, in Economy Class. Passengers get to choose their preferred dates as the special fares include popular holiday periods.
Passengers from Doha travelling via Frankfurt can take advantage of the new lower fares to Europe now on sale until March 31, valid for travel any day until August 31, with return dates up to and including November 30. The offer period covers Easter, summer breaks and Eid al-Fitr. Passengers can buy their tickets via www.lufthansa.com or any travel agent.
“Planning holidays ahead are a great start of a journey as passengers get to enjoy favourable fares, allowing them to have extra budget for destination experiences. At Lufthansa, we would like our customers to begin their journeys in style by providing attractive fares and special offers to 25 great European destinations,” said Randa El Massry, general manager (passenger sales, Qatar), Lufthansa German Airlines. “Convenience and comfort for our passengers start on the ground as they enjoy seamless travel with online or mobile check-in. Once on board, they will experience the comfort of our services, whichever class they chose to fly. On arrival at our gateway in Frankfurt, Lufthansa customers can then take advantage of simple and worry-free access to any of their chosen
European destinations.”
Besides Frankfurt (QR2,700), other destinations included in the offer are Cologne (QR2,340), Munich (QR2,920), London (QR3,170), Paris (QR2,770), Geneva (QR2,770), Copenhagen (QR2,890) and Barcelona (QR2,790), as well as other European capitals and holiday and business destinations.
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