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Qatar Airways Named Best Business Class Airline In Beijing
Five star carrier Qatar Airways has shown again its consistent high levels of service after being named the Best Business Class Airline in China at the China Travel & Meeting Industry Awards. Travel Weekly China organized the awards. Qatar Airways won twice as many votes as any other airline.
The awards began in 2002 and are widely recognized by industry peers. Over 62,000 attendees at the recent China Incentive and Business Travel Meeting Exhibition (CIBTM) participated in the poll. Attendees include readers, subscribers, enterprises, and travel buyers.
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