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Qatar Airways launching new BRICS amenity kits

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If you have a Qatar Airways flight coming up, you may be interested to know that a new range of amenity kits has just been launched in both Business Class and First Class.

The bags continue to be designed by upmarket luggage brand BRIC’s.

New Qatar Airways BRICS amenity kit

To quote:

The new collection of BRIC’s amenity kits includes designs and contents created for both male and female passengers and features all natural Castello Monte Vibiano Vecchio skin care products. The range includes lip balm, hydrating facial mist and anti-ageing moisturiser in Business Class, with Night Recovery Cream included in the First Class kits. Socks, eyeshades and earplugs complete the range, with the addition of a BRIC’s signature spectacle pouch and hairbrush in First Class.

For the first time, the versatile First Class female kit contains an adjustable strap that transforms it into a contemporary cross-body bag, enabling passengers to continue using their unique BRIC’s amenity kit as a fashion accessory. This kit comes in two colours, black with red trim and red with pink trim. The attractive First Class men’s kit comes in two colours, mustard yellow with navy trim and navy with green trim and can be reused as a washbag for years to come.


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Comments (121)

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  • Chechire Pete says:

    DCC is just a fraud. I challenged Halifax Clarity why it’s not blocked as it serves no purpose on a 0% wholesale exchange rate card in any way or form, other than merchant banks trying to cream off profit. It should be banned permanently, never mind just prepaid products.

    • Shoestring says:

      the reason they have to offer DCC is legal/ down to competition law, ie it’s mandatory to allow other banks the opportunity to deal with your transaction. That’s why prepaid credit cards *don’t* have to offer DCC as you already selected the bank you prefer.

  • Gounadave says:

    For new amenity kit read .Same contents in lower quality case . I speak from my flight on 01/04

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