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Qatar Airways has invited travellers to “plan the perfect trip for two” with an exclusive companion offer available on board the airline’s Business Class.
Until November 7, couples, friends and families can take advantage of the ‘Two Seats, One Great Offer’ and enjoy up to 40% off when two people book Business Class return tickets across Qatar Airways’ global network, for travel between November 15 and June 15, 2017.
Also, members of Qatar Airways’ loyalty programme – Privilege Club – can earn double Qmiles on each booking during the promotion period, according to a press statement.
“Qatar Airways’ attention to detail is reflected in the company it keeps with numerous luxury brands helping provide its passengers with the highest levels of comfort and indulgence,” the statement notes.
Passengers can enjoy on-board chocolate from luxury French chocolatier Valrhona, along with an inflight dining experience created by world renowned chefs, including Qatar Airways head chef Nobu Matsuhisa. Business Class passengers enjoy a dine-on-demand à la carte menu served on Frette Italian table linen, while being provided with complimentary Bose noise-cancelling headsets when enjoying up to 3,000 different entertainment options on Qatar Airways’ award-winning inflight entertainment system, Oryx One.
Giorgio Armani Beauty and Fragrances amenity kits are provided on long-haul flights in Business Class along with a turn-down service complemented by Frette Italian bed linens.
The Qatar Airways Business Class is widely recognised as an industry leader, recently receiving two significant accolades at the 2016 Skytrax World Airline Awards, with passengers choosing Qatar Airways as having the World’s Best Business Class and also Best Business Class Airline Lounge.
Passengers taking advantage of the companion offer will be eligible to access the Qatar Airways Al Mourjan Business Class Lounge when travelling through Hamad International Airport in Doha.
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