Approximately 16 miles from the centre of Lusaka is Kenneth Kaunda International Airport. This bright, modern airport serves the whole of Zambia and acts as an entry and departure point for the thousands of tourists. Passengers flying from Lusaka with Qatar Airways will find this efficient airport to be a great starting point for any journey, and a hassle-free way to connect to the major international air hubs around the world.
If you are seeking adventure, dreaming of immersing yourself in culture and art or longing to visit your family and friends, Qatar has something for everyone. Now is the perfect time to plan your next holiday and discover an authentic Arabian treasure in the heart of the Gulf.
Qatar warmly welcomes visitors from around the world. Visitors from 102 countries can enter visa-free. Find more information here.
Flying from Buenos Aires
Ministro Pistarini International Airport is Argentina’s largest international airport and is located just 22 kilometres southwest of Buenos Aires. The airport was voted "Best airport in the region" by Skytrax in 2007, and its friendly, professional staff go out of their way to make the start of your journey enjoyable and stress-free.
Passengers flying from Buenos Aires with Qatar Airways will find this to be an interesting, efficient and modern starting point to their journey.
Transportation and parking
Buses are the most cost-effective way to travel to the airport from all areas of Buenos Aires. The 394 runs to and from Monte Grande railway station and Camino de Cintura, while the 502 serves Ezeiza.
A total of eight routes operate between the airport and the Plaza de Mayo in central Buenos Aires. A dedicated shuttle service runs between downtown and the airport, taking approximately one hour to complete the journey.
Plenty of taxis are around and can be used, however, if you are using a taxi then ensure it is pre-arranged and the price is agreed before you set off. Parking at the airport is good, with a multi-storey indoor car park next to Terminal B and an open-air car park next to Terminal A.
Arriving at the airport
Passengers flying from Buenos Aires with Qatar Airways depart from Terminal A. Ensure you arrive at the correct terminal, as the site is huge and it can take some time to travel between terminals. As with all international airports, security is very tight so allow at least two hours before your flight is due to board to check in and clear customs checks.
Facilities and amenities
Terminal A is the main international terminal, and provides good facilities for travellers, including a fully equipped business centre that offers full photocopying, fax and Wi-Fi services, as well as relaxation rooms. A bank offering 24-hour services is also available, and there are multiple ATMs throughout the airport.
Food and drink is provided at a number of outlets, with both authentic Argentinian and international cuisine on offer, as well as the usual fast food outlets, snacks and beverages. A large retail area sells luxury goods and travel essentials, and the entire airport is wheelchair accessible.
Arriving in Doha
Book a flight to Doha with Qatar Airways and fly to our hub, Hamad International Airport.
Doha is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Arabian Gulf, where modern innovation meets traditional culture. It is home to an abundance of captivating attractions including mosques, museums, shopping malls and more.
Marked by its crescent-shaped bay, Doha was originally a collection of fishing and pearl diving villages. Today, it boasts a skyline of architectural marvels seen nowhere else in the world.
Tourist attractions
Discover the story of Qatar at Msheireb Enrichment Centre – a barge docked at the Doha Corniche nearby the Sheraton Hotel. It features unique displays that chart the country’s fascinating history and its ongoing plans to build a bright future.
Qatar is also brimming with creative masterpieces, some of which you will find at the Mathaf Arab Museum of Modern Art. Meander through its hallways to admire a collection of contemporary works from across the Arab world.
Continue exploring Middle Eastern treasures when stopping by Souq Waqif – a charming market at the heart of Doha. Here, you can capture memories at the ancient Al Koot Fort, constructed in 1880.
To bask in panoramic views of the Corniche and beyond, make your way to The Clock Tower, located next to the Grand Mosque. Don’t forget to visit Doha Heritage Village in Al Rumeilia Park, to experience Arabian life in the past.
Travel considerations
Qatar Airways flights to Doha land at Hamad International Airport. You may need a visa depending on your country of origin, length of stay and purpose of travel. Before you fly, check that you comply with all Qatar’s travel and entry requirements.
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