Hamad International Airport (HIA) has welcomed a total of 9,68 million passengers and handled 57,031 aircraft movements in the third quarter (Q3) of this year, making this the busiest quarter of the year so far. HIA has also handled 538,551 tonnes of cargo in the Q3 of this year.
Banana Island Resort, Qatar, has received the distinguished ISO 22000:2005 for food safety management system, making it first among the Minor Hotels to get this international certification.
Banana Island Resort, Qatar, launched its own local project for beekeeping through the creation of dedicated hives on the island, aiming to produce and provide self-sufficiency of natural, organic and fresh honey, to be offered to resort’s guests during breakfast.
H.E. Akbar Al Baker, Group CEO, Qatar Airways Group addressed key leaders in the aviation industry including government officials, airline CEOs, aviation industrialists and senior dignitaries among others, as part of the International Aviation Summit, a two-day event taking place in New Delhi, India.
Nestled amongst the newly established Souq on the shores of the Arabian Gulf, Souq Al Wakra Hotel Qatar by Tivoli launched on August 15 in Al Wakra, an up-and-coming district a 20-minute drive south of Doha.
Qatar Airways’ ultra-modern Airbus A350-1000 will join the airline’s John F. Kennedy International Airport route starting October 28, the airline’s first commercial route to the US to be operated with this aircraft.
Qatar Airways will launch direct five-times weekly flights to Gothenburg, Sweden, starting December 12, creating the airline’s second Swedish gateway after Stockholm.
Stenden University Qatar’s 16th graduation ceremony recently took place at Rotana City Centre Hotel in Doha.
AS THE MICE INDUSTRY GROWS, ST. REGIS DOHA IS FOCUSING ON THE LATEST TRENDS AND HOSTING LARGE-SCALE INTERNATIONAL EVENTS AS SAID BY YULIA CHELYAKOVA, DIRECTOR, CATERING AND EVENT MANAGEMENT, ST. REGIS DOHA
Considering the idea of Qatar attributing a plethora of amenities, business travellers are also magnetised to the country due to the balance between business and pleasure.
