Qatar Airways is having a 48-hour fare sale, offering exclusive online-only offers to some of the airline’s most popular regions around the world such as India and Thailand.
Fares starting as low as $640 are offered in Economy Class. Travelers can fly from Chicago to Kuwait for $640 roundtrip as well as to Mumbai and Karachi for $740 and to Bali from $810.
From New York (JFK), travelers can get to Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City for as little as $770. They can also travel to Bali and Chennai, India, for under $850.
Travelers leaving from Washington, D.C. (IAD), can book flights to Kuwait for $700 and flights to Lahore for $720.
Booking flights from Houston, travelers can get to Nairobi, Kenya, for just $740 roundtrip and to Ho Chi Minh City for $780.
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Travelers need to book online by 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, May 10, 2018, for travel on May 21, 2018, through November 30, 2018.
Travelers with Qatar Airways can take advantage of new “Super Wi-Fi” access in the air. All Boeing 777 aircraft and Airbus A350 aircraft will soon have enhanced connectivity for travelers using Inmarsat’s GX Aviation technology.
And once in Qatar, for those stopping in Doha, visitors will found a high-tech airport as well as high-quality hospitality. The country is home to a popular annual food festival, has numerous adventure opportunities and a number of high-end luxury accommodation options.
There’s no reason to wait until the 2022 FIFA World Cup to visit the country.
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