Business Class flights to Bangkok

Fly to Bangkok in complete luxury with Qatar Airways Business Class and arrive ready for business in Thailand. Named the ‘World’s Best Business Class’ by Skytrax for three years running, Qatar Airways Business Class Flights to Bangkok offers you the absolute best in in-flight comfort, fine cuisine and premium service levels, all at 30,000 feet. 

Your exceptional Business Class journey begins at check-in, where you are greeted by our friendly and welcoming staff. During your stopover in Doha, escape the departing crowds and relax in one of our exclusive airport lounges while you wait for your flight. Freshen up before your trip in a private room, dine on fine cuisine from an exclusive menu, or get a head start on business with complimentary Wi-Fi.

Once you’ve boarded your flight, our award-winning cabin crew will show you to your high-tech seat complete with a personal in-flight entertainment screen, should you want to relax and enjoy one of the latest blockbusters. Ample desk space and, on many flights, on-board Wi-Fi are also available If you would prefer to do some work, while reclining seats, soft bedding, sleepwear and exclusive Giorgio Armani amenities on overnight flights provide the perfect setting for you to catch up on some sleep. While on-board, enjoy tantalising dishes from an on-demand menu. 

As a major capital city, Bangkok has everything you need to do business, both in and outside of the office.

• Bangkok is well connected when it comes to the internet. Internet cafés are spread around the city, and Wi-Fi is also available in coffee shops, malls and hotels.
• As roaming charges are steep, buying a local SIM card when you arrive is a good idea. You can purchase one at the airport and at mobile phone stores around the city for around 100 baht, which includes some pre-paid credit that you can top up at any convenience store.
• Bangkok is home to some of the best hotels in the world, so it’s easy to find 5-star accommodation. Most of these hotels can be found in Siam Square, Sukhumvit and Silom and often include luxury amenities such as spas, business centres and first-class restaurants.
• Using the Skytrain and metro to get around the city will prove to be the easiest way of travel while avoiding Bangkok’s notorious heavy traffic.

The main financial district of Bangkok is Silom, although businesses can also be found in other parts of the city. The city is home to the Stock Exchange of Thailand, and many national and international banks, as well as a large number of multinational corporations. The largest business sector in Bangkok is retail and wholesale, followed by manufacturing, real estate, transport, communications and finance.

A trip to Bangkok wouldn’t be complete without indulging in a visit to a luxury spa to enjoy a traditional Thai massage – the perfect way to unwind after a long day at work. For something a little more adrenaline-inducing, fans of horse racing can catch a race at either the Royal Turf Club of Thailand or the Royal Bangkok Sports Club. These are usually held on Sundays, making it a great way to round off your weekend.

Malls in Bangkok are a grand affair — one even has its own water park — and you can find plenty of designer labels and stunning jewellery on offer. Most malls can be found in Siam Square, the main commercial area of Bangkok.

For a taste of the gastronomic scene in the city, try an eclectic range of cuisine from around the world, as well as many classic Thai dishes, all served in luxurious surroundings.