Culture-hub Katara catches World Cup fever ahead of kick-off
A month of non-stop music, performances, and staggering shows. Katara is aglow and all dressed in its best ahead of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 as it prepares to…
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Top UK official asks LGBTQ fans to ‘respect’ Qatari laws
Qatar’s treatment of incoming members of the LGBQT community for the World Cup has been a hot topic in recent months. The foreign secretary of the United Kingdom has encouraged…
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How to register for Family & Friends accommodation before looming deadline
Everything you need to know about applying to host a family or a friend during the World Cup. Hayya’s Family & Friends accommodation service will no longer be available on…
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Souq Waqif to operate 24/7 during World cup: reports
Night owl? Well, Doha is turning into a city that never sleeps during the mega-football tournament. Shops and restaurants in Souq Waqif will be permitted to remain open 24 hours…
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Expansion, expansion: World Cup host Qatar can handle ‘100 flights per hour’
The Gulf nation is expecting 1,600 air traffic movements per day during the mega event, less than 60 days from now. Qatar’s airports will accommodate around 100 flights per hour during…
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Qataris spent billions on travel in the first half of 2022: report
This year marked a 43% increase in travel costs compared to last year. Qataris spent QAR 21.3 billion on travel during the first six months of 2022, according to local…
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Paul Pogba could miss Qatar 2022 World Cup due to injury
After a training session sprain in Los Angeles last week, the former Manchester United player was found to have a lateral meniscus lesion in his right knee. Superstar Juventus midfielder…
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Global festival: Qatar unveils World Cup entertainment for region’s ‘biggest mega-event’
Clear your schedule and get ready for the list of exciting entertainment options during the upcoming World Cup. With less than 100 days to the much-awaited World Cup, the Gulf…
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Dutch companies bag millions for World Cup projects despite protest against host Qatar
Since winning the bid to host the World Cup, Qatar has been the focus of western media outlets who heavily criticised the Gulf state over its treatment of migrant workers.…
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