Qatar 2022: How to live the World Cup fever without exceeding your budget?

Qatar 2022 is almost here and soccer fans are preparing for what will be the most anticipated World Cup event. Fans from all over the world will descend on the Qatari capital to support their teams and nationalities in the hope of becoming world champions.

According to official information from FIFA, in these months they have received more than 23 million ticket requests for the tournament. Argentina has been the first country to completely sell out the tickets for the group stage matches. It is followed on this list as the countries that have acquired the most tickets so far by the host, Qatar, the United States, England, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, the United Arab Emirates, France, Brazil and Germany.

To this is added what the CEO of Qatar Airways commented in recent weeks on CNN about the large increase in flight reservations to Qatar in November and December. Air traffic only between Dubai and the host city is expected to reach 160 daily flights. For climate change advocates, this will go against the World Cup’s goals of being the first ‘carbon neutral’ World Cup, to which the CEO assured that they have planes with very low emissions compared to other airlines.

This World Cup will be a new opportunity to show the passion for football. Qatar 2022 will be the first World Cup in an Arab country and will mark a milestone in history. For those travelers who venture to the other side of the world, here are some tips that could be useful when preparing your trip and looking to save effectively.