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Qatar Airways has launched a first-of-its-kind ‘Travel Festival’ offering travellers an “exceptional choice of dream deals” suited for a variety of travel needs.
The Qatar Airways Travel Festival has something for everyone, with exclusively designed packages including ‘2-for-1 companion’ premium offer and discounts of up to 40% off on all-inclusive economy Class fares and much more. In addition, Privilege Club members will earn triple bonus Qmiles during the Travel Festival.
The Travel Festival will be available for sale from January 11 to 17 for travel from January 19 to December 15. Offers are applicable on return airfares to more than 150 places including Europe, the Middle East, Indian Sub-continent, Asia Pacific, Africa, and the Americas. Passengers may book online at qatarairways.com/travelfestival or by visiting any Qatar Airways’ sales office or appointed travel partners.
Qatar Airways chief commercial officer, Dr Hugh Dunleavy said, “The Qatar Airways Travel Festival is an amazing opportunity for travellers to choose the best deal for themselves among a variety of exclusively designed packages. At Qatar Airways, we aim to inspire travellers to go beyond the ordinary. We offer our customers a chance to go anywhere they dream and to do it with the world’s best airline.”
Last month Qatar Airways unveiled a new global brand positioning encapsulated in the engaging tag line ‘Going Places Together’. The fresh direction was a conscious move to put passengers at the heart of the airline’s service and inspire customers to reach higher, go further and achieve more through travel and connection. The Travel Festival promotion launched today does exactly that, inviting everyone to benefit through travel.
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