We found this rare 5* business class from Taipei, Taiwan to Rome, Italy for $2,180, round trip on Qatar Airways. There are 2 connections, as you do need to take Cathay Pacific to Hong Kong to get on Qatar, as Qatar does not fly to Taipei. This fare is available from October 2025 to January 2026. Sample flight:
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On the long haul of the fight, you will be flying with Qatar Airways Business Class Boeing 777 or Business Class Airbus A350.
For Business Class Boeing 777, please note that this flight is NOT using infamous QSuite. Nonetheless, the are still highly rated lie-flat seats in 2-2-2 configuration.
For Business Class Airbus A350, a total of 36 Business Class seats are laid out in a 1-2-1 configuration, with Rows 1-6 forming a forward section, and Rows 7-9 forming a mini-cabin behind it, separated by the lavatories. There are no walls between the forward and rear sections, so being in the back doesn’t offer much additional privacy.
These Qatar fares book in business class lite.
This means that:
- Your (checked) baggage is included.
- Free seat selection is not included.
- Free lounge access is not included.
The purchase of the ticket is qualified for OneWorld alliance miles and status accumulations. The ticket includes priority check-in, business class meals, two pieces of checked in luggage, amenity kit, and wines, champagne and other beverages.
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*As airfare can change daily, the fare we find and post here cannot be guaranteed for you when you book. It only reflects the fare at the time we posted. Also airlines can only guarantee the booking class, not the type of aircraft. It is possible aircraft/seats used on that day being different than originally posted.
Vincent Robison
I have strong passion of traveling, and finding great travel deals. I was born and grew up in Taipei, Taiwan. However, I had lived in New York for most of my life, and travelled all over the world.
