Convenience, quality drive Qatar's Eid spending surge
Gulf Times
Convenience, quality drive Qatar's Eid spending surge
Retailers in Qatar reported strong Eid al-Fitr sales this year despite regional tensions, with dates, dried fruits, premium nuts and packaged sweets among the top-selling items during the holiday rush. Shops in Doha specialising in traditional Eid treats saw brisk business in the days leading up to the holiday, as residents continued the long-standing custom of sharing food with family, friends and guests.
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