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Radisson Blu Hotel, Doha, announced the launch of a new business lunch experience at Inginuity that provides a convenient midday option for business guests and visitors. The fixed-price meal is available Sunday through Thursday from 12:00 pm to 3:30 pm with pricing starting at QR69, according to details published by Gulf Times. The hotel said in the announcement that the package features a fresh green salad, bread basket, choice of pasta dish, selected main course and one soft drink. Premium upgrades can increase the price to QR89 depending on selections.
The hotel’s published menu for the business lunch lists two pasta choices consisting of penne with creamy mushroom sauce or penne with tomato and basil sauce. Main course options include chicken teriyaki, honey ginger and lemon chicken, creamy mushroom chicken, crispy fried chicken, hammour fillet or Turkish kofta, the announcement detailed. Inginuity was positioned in the release as a venue that delivers quick yet flavorful meals suitable for both casual and professional settings within the property.
In an announcement on its coverage, Gulf Times reported that Inginuity at Radisson Blu Hotel, Doha, combines contemporary tastes with chic interiors to create a quiet urban escape. The restaurant aims to balance speed and quality for guests seeking an efficient lunch without compromising on taste or atmosphere, the hotel stated. Reservations can be made by contacting the property directly at 4428 1555, according to the published information.
An IMARC Group assessment placed the Qatar hospitality market at USD 3,794.08 million in 2025 with a projection to reach USD 7,064.95 million by 2034 while expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 7.15 percent during 2026-2034. The growth is supported by international tourism and events that continue to draw visitors to the country, the consultancy’s data showed. Hospitality Qatar figures recorded more than 5.08 million international visitors in 2024 and anticipated over 50,000 hotel room keys in operation by 2026.
A KPMG report on Qatar’s hospitality and tourism landscape found year-to-date occupancy through August 2025 averaged around 69 percent with an average daily rate of QAR 429 and revenue per available room at QAR 300. The authority noted stronger results in February when occupancy reached 82.5 percent amid favorable weather and major events. Such performance indicators reflect sustained demand in the sector that includes business travel and dining services.
The F&B component within Qatar’s hospitality domain was valued at over USD 6 billion last year, according to Hospitality Qatar data, creating opportunities for targeted offerings such as set business lunches. Radisson Blu Hotel, Doha, positioned Inginuity as one venue addressing this demand through structured weekday meals that prioritize efficiency and quality. The announcement encouraged interested parties to book in advance to secure the experience during peak business hours.
