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Qatar Duty Free leverages its network to support South Asian market growth

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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Qatar Duty Free (QDF) has reinforced its commitment to South Asian markets by serving as an official partner for the inaugural South Asian Beauty Collective Awards. These awards, which recognized brands and industry leaders promoting inclusive beauty, took place in London on September 21. QDF noted that it welcomes travelers transiting through Doha on 240 flights to 23 destinations across South Asia.

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QDF stated that it is strengthening its commitment to ensuring its beauty proposition reflects the broad cultures and preferences of its South Asian passengers. The company noted that perfume and cosmetics are a high-performing category for its South Asian passengers.

PBCQ seeks to deepen commercial engagement with Qatar Investment Authority and Qatar Financial Centre, leveraging Qatar as a vital regional hub.

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  • South AsiaThe southern region of Asia that is the focus of the market support initiative.
  • QatarThe country whose capital, Doha, serves as the operational hub for QDF.

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