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20/08/2017 05:55 AST
Qatar's telecom giant Ooredoo has boosted the benefits of its popular pack-Qatarna (which mean our Qatar) by adding dedicated roaming data allowances and a special rate of QR1 for roaming services on all Passport partners in more than 75 Passport countries.
Under the new scheme Qatarna packs now offer bigger allowances than ever, including endless local data, dedicated free roaming data allowances, and a special rate of QR1 for roaming services on all Passport partners.
At a press conference held on Thursday, Manar Khalifa Al Muraikhi, Director of PR and Corporate Communications, said: "Ooredoo's 'Qatarna' Packs are designed to celebrate Qatar's unity and offer calls to all operators in the country, as well as boosted data allowance. And to ensure that all customers' needs are met, we've launched two new bundles and boosted the benefits of these packs."
The first Qatarna 350 Pack, which was launched in July, has seen huge demand from Ooredoo customers and will now offer 30 GB of endless local data, 10 GB of dedicated free roaming data, and a special rate of QR1 for roaming services on all Passport partners, in addition to unlimited local minutes and messaging.
Ooredoo has also launched two new bundles, Qatarna 600 and Qatarna 850 Packs, which offer the same unlimited calling allowance, endless local data, dedicated free roaming data and special rate of QR1 for roaming services.
With the Qatarna 600 Pack, customers will receive unlimited calling, SMS and MMS, as well as 150 GB of endless local data and 14 GB of free roaming data. Qatarna 850 Pack subscribers will enjoy unlimited calling, unlimited endless local data (fair usage policy applies) and 20 GB of free roaming data.
All Qatarna packs also benefit from Ooredoo's Endless Internet service, meaning that once a customer's local data allowance runs out, they can continue to use the Supernet at a lower speed, at no extra charge, until their pack renews.
Qatarna subscribers will enjoy a special rate of QR1 for all roaming activities including calling, SMS and data (after Qatarna pack roaming data allowance is used).
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