Let's look closely at what Qatar Airways has in store for the year ahead. From new locations to more choices for flights, there's a lot to be tempted by for globetrotters looking to explore the world in 2023.

New Destinations

Qatar Airways will be operating flights to seven new destinations from its hub at Doha International Airport, including: 

1. Chittagong, Bangladesh
2. Juba, South Sudan
3. Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo
4. Lyon, France
5. Medan, Indonesia
6. Trabzon, Turkey
7. Toulouse, France

These new routes will be launched throughout the year, with Trabzon being the first one on June 16th. If you're planning a trip to any of these destinations, make sure to keep an eye out for Qatar Airways' launch dates.

Route Resumptions

The Covid-19 pandemic had a significant impact on air travel, causing many routes to be suspended. Qatar Airways is now in the process of resuming 11 routes, some of which are listed below:

1. Nice: resuming on May 9
2. Tokyo Haneda: resuming on  June 1
3. Birmingham: resuming on July 10
4. Phnom Penh: resuming on October 29
5. Ras Al Haima: resuming on November 1
6. Buenos Aires: resuming on December 8
7. Osaka: resuming on March 1, 2024

The expanded Qatar Airways network puts very different cities in reach, like old-town Nice, futuristic Tokyo and restless Buenos Aires. Passengers can look forward to travelling to these exciting locations with reward flights using Qatar Airways Avios points.  And with the airline’s commitment to safety and comfort, travellers can rest easy knowing they're in good hands.

Increased Frequency

Qatar Airways is also increasing the frequency of 35 routes globally, providing travellers with more flight options. Here’s a detailed look at the changes:

The most exciting news for UK-based travellers is that London Heathrow and London Gatwick will see an increase in weekly flight frequencies from 42 to 45 and 7 to 14, respectively. This increase in frequency will allow point collectors to have more choices for their Avios reward flights when flying to and from London.

Benefits for Avios Collectors

With travellers always on the lookout for new destinations, Qatar Airways’ announcement has come as a welcome development. By redeeming your Avios points for flights, you can explore more destinations while enjoying the comfort and luxury of Qatar Airways.

Let's look closely at what Qatar Airways has in store for the year ahead. From new locations to more choices for flights, there's a lot to be tempted by for globetrotters looking to explore the world in 2023.

New Destinations

Qatar Airways will be operating flights to seven new destinations from its hub at Doha International Airport, including: 

1. Chittagong, Bangladesh
2. Juba, South Sudan
3. Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo
4. Lyon, France
5. Medan, Indonesia
6. Trabzon, Turkey
7. Toulouse, France

These new routes will be launched throughout the year, with Trabzon being the first one on June 16th. If you're planning a trip to any of these destinations, make sure to keep an eye out for Qatar Airways' launch dates.

Route Resumptions

The Covid-19 pandemic had a significant impact on air travel, causing many routes to be suspended. Qatar Airways is now in the process of resuming 11 routes, some of which are listed below:

1. Nice: resuming on May 9
2. Tokyo Haneda: resuming on  June 1
3. Birmingham: resuming on July 10
4. Phnom Penh: resuming on October 29
5. Ras Al Haima: resuming on November 1
6. Buenos Aires: resuming on December 8
7. Osaka: resuming on March 1, 2024

The expanded Qatar Airways network puts very different cities in reach, like old-town Nice, futuristic Tokyo and restless Buenos Aires. Passengers can look forward to travelling to these exciting locations with reward flights using Qatar Airways Avios points.  And with the airline’s commitment to safety and comfort, travellers can rest easy knowing they're in good hands.

Increased Frequency

Qatar Airways is also increasing the frequency of 35 routes globally, providing travellers with more flight options. Here’s a detailed look at the changes:

The most exciting news for UK-based travellers is that London Heathrow and London Gatwick will see an increase in weekly flight frequencies from 42 to 45 and 7 to 14, respectively. This increase in frequency will allow point collectors to have more choices for their Avios reward flights when flying to and from London.

Benefits for Avios Collectors

With travellers always on the lookout for new destinations, Qatar Airways’ announcement has come as a welcome development. By redeeming your Avios points for flights, you can explore more destinations while enjoying the comfort and luxury of Qatar Airways.