‘We’ love Qatar

14 Feb, 2010  Random, Socializing

And here you go! iLoveQatar.net’s teamed up with Vodafone for another fun event to make Qatar a happier place. What better a team than two companies who just want to make Qatar a better place! In fact, I think it’s quite suitable for me to use this japanese smiley face —>   ^_^

So for today, at the W hotel and Marriott, all guests will be greeted with a rose and a message from our hearts. On the 18th of February you’ll find ILQ and VF on the Corniche and at the Pearl. So come and claim your rose!

I wonder how many people will be able to take some awesome shots since there are so many photographers in Qatar.

iLoveQatar.net – Live Love.

2 Comments so far »

  1. Trinity said,

    Wrote on February 14, 2010 @ 6:19 pm

    Oh, oh, oh! Collector’s items!!

    We want!

  2. Miss.Q said,

    Wrote on February 15, 2010 @ 11:35 pm

    I got the roses♡

    I can not wait for the next wonderful event of ILQ xVodafone which makes women happy and smile (^_^)

    Thank you for lovely roses!

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