Business Class flights to Manchester

Often dubbed the unofficial capital of the north of England, Manchester is a hive of business activity. You can travel to this vibrant centre in comfort and style with the World’s Best Business Class. Sublime comfort, premium services and exquisite cuisine are just some of what you can expect on your Business Class flight to Manchester.

As you check in for your Business Class flight to Manchester, attentive, friendly staff will ensure you have everything you need. During your stopover in Doha, you will be able to access our exclusive airport lounges to escape the hustle and bustle of departures, and enjoy some fine dining from our menu. Catch up with colleagues and friends using complimentary Wi-Fi, or choose to rest in one of our private rooms before your flight.

Once you’re on board your flight, our award-winning cabin crew will show you to your seat and cater for all your needs with special amenities and services. Enjoy luxury sleepwear and bedding when you feel like getting some rest on overnight flights, or sample gourmet cuisine from our on-demand menu. Your personal in-flight screen offers you a host of entertainment options if you would like to unwind during your trip, while ample desk space allows you to catch up on some work if you prefer. 

As a commercial hub, Manchester has all you need to do business in the United Kingdom, with everything close at hand.

• Roaming charges can be very expensive so it’s worth purchasing a UK SIM card. These can be bought directly from mobile providers or from most large newsagents.
• Manchester City Council provides two Wi-Fi networks around the city. 
•  Manchester has an excellent public transport network made up of trams and buses, making it easy to get around. Taxis are easily available too, with both licenced black cabs as well as pre-bookable services such as Uber. If your business is taking you out of the city centre into the Greater Manchester area, it may be advisable to rent a car, with most major providers available at the airport and around the city.
• For luxury hotels, Manchester has many options, with most big international chains represented in the city as well as several trendy independent hotels. Many offer 4- and 5-star service and have opulent business and leisure facilities.
  

Manchester city centre is a vast business incubator with many business hubs within walking distance of each other. Many businesses in the city fall within the marketing, creative and professional services industries.

A little further out is Salford Quays - easily accessible by tram — with many office buildings overlooking the waterfront. The complex is also home to MediaCityUK, a huge development for the digital and creative sectors, and includes television studios used by the BBC and ITV, among others.

Manchester has a thriving arts and culture scene; visitors can attend dance, drama and opera performances at one of the two theatres at The Lowry at Salford Quays. While there, you may wish to explore Salford’s collection of L. S. Lowry paintings.

Manchester is also ubiquitous with football and is home to Manchester United, the world’s most popular football club. The team’s ground at Old Trafford has a range of VIP boxes so you can take in the adrenaline-inducing game in complete luxury.

Manchester has a wealth of options when it comes to fine dining and serves up almost every international cuisine. There are many upmarket choices, although they are not located in one particular area of the city. Manchester also boasts one of the biggest Chinatowns in the world, home to many popular and award-winning restaurants.

Manchester is also packed with a variety of stylish department stores, while those seeking designer boutiques may want to head for The Triangle shopping centre as well as King Street and Spring Gardens.