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Qatar Airways Holidays is offering residents from across the GCC states up to 25% discount on selected worldwide flight-inclusive holiday packages as part of its “Super Summer Sale”.
Customers who book holiday packages with Qatar Airways Holidays until May 25 can benefit from the discount on their summer holiday of choice to any one of 15 destinations worldwide and choose from more than 80 participating hotels.
“Travellers looking for a short hop to Dubai or Abu Dhabi, a beach break in the Maldives or Phuket, or a global city escape to London, Paris, Bangkok or Singapore, will find something on offer in this spectacular summer sale,” according to a statement.
Qatar Airways Holidays provides tailormade travel experiences by working in partnership with the world’s leading transfer operators and tour organisers.
GCC residents booking their holidays online, or at one of Qatar Airways Holidays shops, for travel until June 30 will discover discounted flight and hotel stays across Qatar Airways Holidays’ collection of four- and five-star hotels. Hotels participating in the summer promotion include luxury boutique resorts and well-known international brands such as the Sheraton, Shangri-La and Anantara, to name a few.
Qatar Airways chief commercial officer Dr Hugh Dunleavy said, “The holiday season is something we look forward to, and what better way to start your holiday than with a discounted booking. Qatar Airways Holidays is offering some great deals to the best destinations, there’s something for everyone in this super summer sale - from exotic beach breaks to exploring the world’s top cities.
"“Qatar Airways Holidays designs holidays around the individual, from organising airport transfers to booking itineraries, tours and even car hire - they can take care of all the details, leaving travellers free to look forward to the experience.”
Customers can visit https://www.qatarairwaysholidays.com/qa-en/offers/super-summer-sale/ to book or mention "Super Summer Sale" when booking with an agent at one of the Qatar Airways Holidays shops.
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