Qatar to open three new five-star hotels ahead of FIFA World Cup
Qatar is gearing up to open three new five-star hotels ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2022 as the country prepares to host more than a million international football fans
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Qatar World Cup to generate $4 billion revenue opportunity
Qatar World Cup to generate $4 billion revenue opportunity from tourist spends in Middle East
A paw-some city stay at ME Dubai, Dubai
In-the-know pet owners can book a dog-friendly stay at ME Dubai, the only hotel designed both inside and out by the late starchitect Dame Zaha Hadid.
RoyalJet Abu Dhabi launches private World Cup flights to Qatar
Premium private aviation company RoyalJet Abu Dhabi has announced match-day flights to Doha. RoyalJet has “launched these flights for football fans to not only provide for the high demand but also allow fans to travel at their convenient times on match days and return the same day if they wish”, the company said
Emirates to Expand A380 Services to 42 Destinations by April 2023
Emirates to Expand A380 Services to 42 Destinations by April 2023.
Air New Zealand Unveils A321neo with Special Star Alliance Livery
Air New Zealand Unveils A321neo with Special Star Alliance Livery.
PPHG Appoints Anne Golden as VP Operations – United Kingdom and North America
PPHG Appoints Anne Golden as VP Operations – United Kingdom and North America.
Cebu Pacific to Upgrade Crew Scheduling with iFlight
Cebu Pacific to Upgrade Crew Scheduling with iFlight.
Qatar Airways Offers Fans Exclusive Travel Packages to Attend the Blockbuster Lusail Super Cup
Qatar Airways announces the availability of travel packages for fans travelling to attend the Lusail Super Cup. The all-inclusive packages include match tickets, flights, and accommodation, allowing passionate football fans to book their seats and cheer on their favourite team
“Great Wall of Poetry” extends children’s talents beyond mountains
For thousands of years, the Great Wall has guarded the Chinese territory and the homeland of the Chinese people. On September 3, in a rolling, lush alpine grassland, a string of moving poems composed by little poets living in the mountainous areas made a magnificent “Great Wall of Poetry”
