Qatar 2022 organizers have announced extra 30,000 rooms for World Cup guests or visitors who will travel to the Middle East country in November. Qatar is set to become an unparalleled entertainment destination during the global competition.
As at now, ticket sales for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ are moving toward 3 million as the commencement proceeds to the first edition of the competition, which will start off at Al Bayt Arena on 20 November.
Organizers have announced a further 30,000 rooms to be made accessible to World Cup guests as Qatar plans to organize 64 matches at eight modern stadia.
The biggest variety of accommodation is available from the Qatar Accommodation Agency. Rooms can be booked from $80 per person, per night based on two-person occupancy. Accommodation options include hotels, apartments and fan villages.
Qatar is expected to host the best ever edition of the FIFA World Cup, as the world is ready, and the stage is set. Together, FIFA and Qatar will deliver the best World Cup ever as indicated by FIFA President Gianni Nfantino.
Demand for tickets have been highest among fans situated in Qatar, the US, Saudi Arabia, Britain, Mexico, the Assembled Middle Easterner Emirates, Argentina, France, Brazil and Germany. The competition has also accomplished record-breaking accommodation ticket sales.
Tickets for all matches will continue to be released between now and the end of the tournament, with fans encouraged to keep checking FIFA.com/tickets for the latest inventory. Ticket holders will receive an email with information on how to download the ticketing app and retrieve their mobile tickets.
Competition organizers have also reminded fans to apply for the obligatory Hayya Card and book their accommodation straightaway. The Hayya Card will act as an entry permit for international fans. It will also provide free public transport across the country and allow access to stadiums for fans with a valid match ticket.
Organisers also outlined the vast array of entertainment options being prepared for visitors during the tournament. The FIFA Fan Festival at Al Bidda Park will host up to 40,000 fans every day during the tournament.
It will be free to attend and screen live matches, host globally-renowned artists and feature football activities. There will also be a range of local and international food and beverage options.
In addition, the 6km Corniche Activation from Sheraton Park to the Museum of Islamic Art will feature roving performances, retail stores and food and beverage kiosks. Other activities will include the daily ‘Welcome to Qatar’ show – a water and pyrotechnics display that will feature music from the Qatar 2022 Official Soundtrack, Qatari composer Wael Binali and the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Theme park rides and other attractions at Al Maha Island Lusail will also be open to fans, as will the Ras Abu Aboud 974 Beach Club, the Hayya Fan Zone at Lusail South Promenade and the QetaiFAN Beach Fest. Dance music fans will flock to the 15,000-capacity Arcadia Spectacular and 5,000-capacity ARAVIA by MDL BEAST.
In addition, Last-Mile Cultural Activations will feature more than 6,000 performances in 21 locations, entertaining fans on their way to stadiums.
Qatar stands prepared to have a competition that will live lengthy in the memory of fans from across the globe. They are prepared to host a beautiful global celebration.
