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Due to certain hotels’ refusal to pay the £24,000 broadcast fee, World Cup fans in Qatar may not be able to watch matches on television.

A huge sum of money will be spent by hundreds of thousands of fans to go with their nation to the competition, which begins on November 20.

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But even if they have tickets for games taking place in stadiums, they can find it difficult to see other games.

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Any bar or restaurant that wants to broadcast the action must pay host broadcaster BeIN Sports £24,000, according to the Mail.

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Additionally, it’s not clear how much it would cost hotels to broadcast the matches on TVs in non-flat-rate rooms.

Renting supporters who stayed in villas or apartments might possibly have been let down.

This winter, England supporters are hoping to see the Three Lions capture the World Cup for the first time since 1966.

Some guests at the Hotel Villa Hotel in Doha, Qatar’s capital, are even paying up to £3,000 per night.

It implies that many devoted fans will choose to stay outside of Qatar where rates will be less expensive.

Those who succeed in entering the host country may consume alcohol for up to 19 HOURS every day.

However, they could be turned off by the outrageous pint prices, which start at £8.

But the men of Gareth Southgate will be living it up in style at the upscale five-star Tivoli Souq Al-Wakra hotel.

Ten miles south of Doha, the capital city, is the beautiful Souq Al-Wakra complex, which is located in the fishing community of Al Wakrah.

Due to logistical considerations, Southgate assisted in the FA delegation’s decision to use the resort and the Saoud bin Abdulrahman Stadium as their training facility in January.

The premium hotel, which costs between £62 and £109 a night and has a private beach, was specifically chosen to mimic the laid-back vibe England experienced in Russia in 2018, when they advanced to the semi-finals.

However, the players’ Wags will be divided between the opulent $1 billion cruise ship and the £6,000 per night Banana Island.

The MSC World Europa ship features the longest dry slide at sea in addition to six pools, 14 oceanfront jacuzzis, dodgem cars, hairdressers, boutiques, restaurants, and bars.

Additionally, it is immune from the stringent laws against drinking because it is “off shore.”

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