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Qatar Launches ‘Visit Qatar Pass’ to Attract GCC Tourists

  • Publish date: Tuesday، 24 September 2024
Qatar Launches ‘Visit Qatar Pass’ to Attract GCC Tourists

Qatar has unveiled the ‘Visit Qatar Pass,’ designed to encourage travelers from GCC countries to explore the nation’s attractions. This special pass, which is free and available via the Visit Qatar mobile app, offers significant savings ranging from 30% to 50% on various experiences. Visitors can enjoy discounts on food and drinks, beauty and spa services, health and fitness activities, leisure options, hotel stays, and retail services.

Qatar Launches ‘Visit Qatar Pass’ to Attract GCC Tourists

Validity and Redemption Options

The Visit Qatar Pass is valid until September 30, 2024. Travelers can redeem these offers either in advance or directly at participating locations, making it easy to take advantage of the discounts while enjoying their visit.

Qatar Launches ‘Visit Qatar Pass’ to Attract GCC Tourists

Exclusive Buy-One-Get-One Free Deals

In addition to the pass, Qatar is launching a Buy-One-Get-One-Free campaign throughout September. This promotion is exclusive to the Visit Qatar Pass holders and includes buy-one-get-one-free offers on a variety of experiences, such as hotel accommodations, entry to attractions, and dining options.

Qatar Launches ‘Visit Qatar Pass’ to Attract GCC Tourists

Collaboration with Qatar Tourism

Qatar Tourism is collaborating with Katara Hospitality, which operates 14 hotels in the country, to provide exceptional deals to travelers. This partnership aims to enhance the overall tourist experience and promote Qatar as a top destination for visitors from the region.

With these new initiatives, Qatar is positioning itself as an appealing choice for GCC tourists seeking memorable experiences and great savings.

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