Qatar Airways showcases innovation, and next-generation travel experiences at ATM2026
<p><span style="color:#2980b9;">The airline continues to welcome Arabian Travel Market attendees to its interactive pavilion, featuring Qsuite Next Gen, ‘Qverse Island’ in Fortnite, ‘Infinite Awards’, and ‘Q Search’</span></p> <p><span style="color:#2980b9;">The national carrier of the State of Qatar is strengthening global tourism through new Memoranda of Understanding with key tourism boards at…
Qatar Airways exhibited its cutting-edge advancements in premium travel and digital innovations during the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026 in Dubai. The airline's interactive pavilion showcased a range of innovations, including the groundbreaking 'Qsuite Next Gen' and 'QVerse Island' in Fortnite.
'Qsuite Next Gen' offers a suite of premium services, including Quad Suite and Companion Suite, with 4K OLED screens and customizable privacy controls. These suites are designed to provide passengers with comfort, privacy, and flexibility throughout their journey.
Qatar Airways also launched its first-ever digital destination, 'QVerse Island', in Fortnite. This virtual representation of Doha and Hamad International Airport allows players to explore the city through immersive challenges guided by Sama, the airline's digital cabin crew.
The airline's innovative digital suite, 'Q Search', is a conversational, AI-powered tool designed to help Qatar Airways Privilege Club members create their ideal travel path and collect Avios efficiently. By asking questions and receiving intuitive, conversational responses, Q Search streamlines the experience of identifying and collecting Avios across the airline's network of loyalty partners.
Starlink connectivity, the first in the MENA region, was also demonstrated at the event. With up to 340 Starlink-enabled flights operating daily, passengers can enjoy the fastest Wi-Fi on more than 150 widebody aircraft. Since its launch in October 2024, more than 25 million passengers have connected to this high-speed service across over 96,000 Qatar Airways flights.
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