Doha: Qatar Airways in partnership with Discover Qatar has launched the ‘World’s Best Value Stopover’ packages consisting of up to a 4 night stay in Doha, Qatar. The packages allow vaccinated travellers to purchase the ‘World’s Best Value Stopover’ with Qatar Airways, for a chance to experience Qatar’s hospitality, before continuing on to their final destination from the Hamad International Airport (HIA).
Starting at $14 per person per night, travellers can now experience Qatar’s hospitality by staying in a selection of 4-star and 5-star hotels. The themed stopover packages are designed to cater to different interests: Travellers can experience a thrilling desert safari, disconnect and enjoy luxurious resorts, spas and restaurants, admire museums, galleries and various public art installations in the country’s thriving arts scene.
Additionally, stopover passengers can witness the country’s preparations to host the much-anticipated FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Further details on how to book stopover packages can be found at www.qatarairways.com/stopover.
Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, H E Akbar Al Baker, said: “With our great value stopover packages, we look forward to welcoming visitors to experience Qatar’s unrivalled hospitality from anywhere on our global network. Working closely with Discover Qatar, we have designed unique and personalised experiences for travellers to enjoy two holidays in one journey, where we aim to showcase our world renowned service and authentic culture to the world. As our passengers plan their journeys across our network of over 140 destinations, we hope this exciting opportunity enriches them with a combined experience of the World’s Best Airline and the country’s memorable warmth and touristic highlights.”
Over 95 nationalities are currently being offered a Visa-Free access into the Gulf State, offering a seamless visit to experience all that Doha has to offer. For more information on visa free nationalities, please visit https://www.visitqatar.qa/en/plan-your-trip/visas.
The national carrier of the State of Qatar continues to rebuild its network, which currently stands at over 140 destinations.
