Qatar Airways plans to launch six new routes in October, to Europe and Asia.
From October 11, Qatar will fly to Phuket, the airline's second destination in Thailand. The flights will stop at Kuala Lumpur en route.
From November 1, the middle eastern carrier will start flights to Hanoi. The new route to Vietnam's capital will be the airline's second destination in the country, after Ho Chi Minh City.
Qatar Airways also plans to increase capacity on the existing Doha-Ho Chi Minh route, from four flights a week to daily services.
From November 24, the Doha-based airline will start a three times weekly service to Nice, Qatar's second destination after Paris.
In 2011, Qatar Airways plans to start flights into Romania. A Doha-Bucharest service is due to start on January 17, with the aircraft continuing onto Budapest after stopping in the Romanian capital.
Finally, from January 31, Qatar will operate five flights a week to Brussels.
Akbar Al Baker, Qatar Airways' CEO, said: "Qatar Airways' track record to grow remains strong and solid.
"The airline is well positioned globally, focusing on a long term strategy that is forward thinking and not one to look back on.
"Budapest, Bucharest, Brussels, Nice, Hanoi and Phuket represent markets underserved so these are excellent opportunities for us to tap into."
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