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If you drive a Tesla, here’s some good news from the company that actually makes everyday life a bit easier. Charging your car won’t cost you anything. To support users across the Gulf during a challenging time, Tesla has activated free Supercharging in 30 locations across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Elon Musk has previously pointed out that free Supercharging is something the company enables during difficult periods, helping drivers stay on the road without worrying about extra costs. The company has previously offered free charging in the US during extreme weather and power outages. In the UAE, you'll...
Doha, get ready, your nightlife calendar just hit the jackpot! On October 3rd, 2025, the world-renowned DJ and producer Lost Frequencies is bringing his signature beats and uplifting energy to Al Mayassa Theatre, QNCC, for one epic night you won’t want to miss. This is more than a concert. It’s the kind of night where music takes over, the crowd moves as one, and every drop feels like the soundtrack to your best memory yet. About Lost Frequencies Belgian DJ Felix De Laet, better known as Lost Frequencies, has carved a space in the global dance music scene with hits...
Qatar International Food Festival 2026 is Back this January with Free Entry and Daily Fireworks
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Got a craving for mouthwatering food and unforgettable experiences? Qatar International Food Festival is the place to be this month! The festival takes place outside Stadium 974. With free entry and nightly fireworks, you're in a real treat for the senses. And that’s just the beginning, so you'd better save those dates: January 14 to 24! Whether you're craving tasty street food or in the mood for gourmet dishes, there’s plenty to satisfy your appetite. This year, you can explore local favorites and enjoy creations from top chefs around the world. The Market will be back too, offering fresh bites,...
Qatar has confirmed the end of remote work for the private sector, with companies instructed to return to standard, on-site operations. From March 24, private sector institutions are expected to resume their usual working arrangements from the office. Authorities say this decision is intended to support consistent operations and maintain a stable working environment, while also reinforcing productivity across the private sector. The update marks a return to regular workplace routines in Qatar, with on-site work once again becoming the standard. Last year, Qatar also introduced another policy affecting businesses across the country, including temporary closures during Friday prayers: you...
As Ramadan enters its final stretch, many Muslims begin preparing for one of the most meaningful traditions of the holy month: i‘tikaf. This spiritual retreat usually takes place during the last ten nights of Ramadan, when worshippers spend extended time in a mosque focusing on prayer, reflection and reading the Qur’an. In Qatar, the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has shared a reminder of the key rules for i‘tikaf this year. People planning to take part are also encouraged to review the religious principles of i‘tikaf and follow proper mosque etiquette throughout their stay. The ministry also highlighted the...
Time to bring your bucket list back into play. International airlines have resumed flights to Qatar and regular air services are now restored, according to the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority. The decision followed a full review carried out with national authorities, focusing on operational readiness across airports and airlines. For passengers, it just means that schedules are returning to normal for: International airline services Regular flight schedules Airport operations linked to international travel If your plans were affected earlier, you can check flights again. Looking for an unusual travel idea? Albania is visa-free for Qatar citizens until the end of...
In a major development for the global art scene and the MENA region, Art Basel is officially coming to Qatar. The internationally renowned art fair will make its debut in Doha in February 2026, following a newly announced partnership between Art Basel, Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), and QC+. The inaugural edition of Art Basel Qatar will be hosted at M7 creative hub and the Doha Design District in Msheireb, one of the city's most innovative neighbourhoods. The location places the fair within walking distance of significant cultural landmarks, including the National Museum of Qatar, further embedding it within the heart...
No need to take a long flight to try pad thai, tom yum, or green curry. A big Thai food festival is coming to Doha, and you can be part of it. From April 22 to May 9, twelve restaurants in Qatar are offering limited-time dining deals. You’ll find set menus, discounts, and complimentary items depending on where you go. Here’s the list of places you can discover or rediscover as part of ‘Together at the Table: Thailand & Qatar’: Benjarong, Dusit Doha Isaan, Grand Hyatt Doha Hotel & Villas Khaosan, Al Jazeera Street Pochana Thai Restaurant Sabai Thai, The...
If you’ve been waiting to fly between Doha and Beirut again, flights are back on the schedule. Qatar Airways has restarted direct routes between the two cities from April 14, 2026. The connection had briefly paused in March, and travel is now open again. At the same time, entry rules to Qatar have changed. Visa-on-arrival is no longer available for Lebanese passport holders. A visa is now required before departure. Here’s what to do before you fly to Qatar: Apply online through the official Hayya platform (hayya.qa) Print the visa confirmation and bring it with you to present at border...
If you rely on food delivery a little too often (no judgment), here's something you want to know about. Deliveroo has announced it is shutting down operations in Qatar, with the service set to end on March 4. After that date, you won’t be able to place orders through the app. If it’s been one of your go-to apps, now’s the time to start checking alternatives. The decision comes as competition across the Gulf’s delivery market continues to intensify. Right now, Talabat remains the dominant platform in Qatar. It has been operating for years and has built a large network...
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