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Qatar is wooing GCC tourists with easy visas, special offers and enhanced tourism offering
Qatar has extended its offering of special deals for GCC residents as it looks to attract tourists and travellers from across the region.
Visit Qatar invites GCC residents to experience a suite of exclusive offers designed to enhance their stay in Qatar.
The newly launched “Visit Qatar Pass” offers GCC visitors the opportunity to explore Qatar’s diverse attractions with exclusive benefits.
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Now extended until September 30, 2024, the pass provides 30 to 50 per cent discounts across various categories, including:
- Food and drinks
- Beauty and Spa
- Health and Fitness
- Fun and Leisure
- Room Nights
- Services and Retail
Available for free through the Visit Qatar mobile app, the Pass requires only a simple email registration. Travellers can redeem offers on the Visit Qatar Pass in advance or directly at participating venues, ensuring a seamless and flexible experience.
In addition, Visit Qatar is launching a Buy-One-Get-One-Free campaign throughout September available exclusively on the Visit Qatar Pass.
This limited-time offer allows visitors to enjoy buy-one-get-one-free deals on a variety of experiences, including hotel stays, ticketed attractions, dining, and more
In partnership with Qatar Tourism, Katara Hospitality, a leading global hotel owner, developer, and operator based in Qatar, is offering exceptional deals across its 14 distinguished properties.
Available exclusively on the Visit Qatar Pass, visitors can benefit from special offers including Book Two, Stay Three or Book Three, Stay Four, applicable at all Katara Hospitality hotels in Qatar until September 30.
Qatar remains a top choice for GCC travellers and, in the first half of 2024, it welcomed a record-breaking number of international visitors, with 43 per cent hailing from neighbouring GCC countries including Saudi Arabia, Oman, the UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain:
- Saudi Arabia: 700,000+
- Bahrain: 122,000+
- Kuwait: 98,000+
- Oman: 96,000+
- UAE: 75,000+
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