ENGLAND fans travelling to the World Cup face sleeping in £160-a-night TENTS. That’s because Qatar is reportedly running out of affordable hotels this winter. 100,000 rooms in Doha and four other c…
In addition to the tents, two luxury cruise ships have now been leased to deal with the anticipated influx of fans.And Qatari locals are being urged to rent out rooms and properties if possible.
Meanwhile, more rentals will become available as several major buildings undergo the final stages of construction work. And some tenants in hotel residences may need to move out before the World Cup kicks off on November 21.Credit: Getty
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