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Talabat has partnered with Qatar Airways Privilege Club in Kuwait, letting members earn Avios on in app purchases through a card linked offers program.
Talabat has announced a partnership with Qatar Airways Privilege Club in Kuwait. The deal uses a Card Linked Offers program, which lets customers earn rewards automatically when they pay with a linked card.
Under the collaboration, Privilege Club members can link their Visa card to their Privilege Club account. Once linked, they earn 3 Avios for every KWD 1 spent on Talabat, with a minimum spend of KWD 4.5.
Avios are the loyalty points used by Qatar Airways Privilege Club. Talabat said the setup turns every in app purchase into Avios.
Bader Al-Ghanim, Chief International Officer at talabat Kuwait, said, “We are proud to join forces with Qatar Airways Privilege Club to bring even more value to every talabat purchase. As we grow our ecosystem of retail partners to serve customers’ varied needs, this partnership reinforces our commitment to providing rewarding, lifestyle-driven benefits that make every order count.”
Talabat said members can spend Avios on award flights, upgrades, extra baggage, shopping at Qatar Duty Free, and travel experiences with Qatar Airways Holidays. Members can also use Avios to book flights across the oneworld alliance and partner airlines.
Talabat added that it continues to focus on partnership based sustainable business growth in Kuwait, aligned with Kuwait Vision 2035 goals.
The company describes itself as the leading everyday app in the Middle East and North Africa, offering food, groceries, and other essentials. Talabat was founded in Kuwait in 2004 and operates in the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Iraq, and Egypt. It reported over seven million monthly active customers as of December 2025 and said it completed its initial public offering on the Dubai Financial Market in December 2024. Talabat is a subsidiary of Delivery Hero SE.
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