Brazilian fans have exhausted practically all the official packages available to travel in order to attend World Cup 2022 in QatarThe Seleção team will try; One of the favorites for the title, winning world cup Sixth in its history.
Brazil is among the ten countries with the highest demand for 2.45 million tickets for Qatar 2022 matches that were sold until mid-August, according to FIFA.
And (EFA) revealed that one of the travel agencies that obtained exclusive rights from the International Football Association (FIFA) to sell tickets in Brazil and the so-called “hospitality packages” confirmed that more than 90% of them have already been sold, and it is now expected that the remaining 10% will be offered. over the next few days.
The source quoted a spokesperson for the travel agency as saying, “The Qatar World Cup 2022 made us set a record in sales. We will transport regarding 5,000 Brazilian tourists to Qatar.”
2,000 Brazilian tourists bought hospitality packages to travel to the 2018 World Cup in Russia for $19 million, 4,500 tourists have already confirmed their presence in Qatar and paid $25 million, and total package sales are expected to reach a record $33 million.
The 5,000 tourists are the ones who will travel to Qatar with tickets to attend at least one match for Brazil in a package that includes accommodation, but the number of Brazilians who will travel to Qatar will be greater if those who are looking for alternative accommodations are included.
At cheaper prices, the 2018 World Cup in Russia was attended by regarding 34,000 Brazilian tourists, and they were among those who bought the largest number of tickets for World Cup matches (72,000).
Hospitality packages include first-class tickets, which are for the stands closest to the stadium for one of the matches of the Brazilian national team, with accommodation in a five-star hotel, including transfers. The cheapest option is valued at $8,200. The Brazilian team announced last January that it would stay at the Westin Doha Hotel during the World Cup, and would conduct its training at the Grand Hamad Stadium, the stronghold of Al Arabi Club.
