2.7mn tickets sold for World Cup 2022 so far ...Qatar

By Ayman Adly Staff Reporter Around 120,000 tickets were sold in the first two to three hours of launching the final phase of ticket sales for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 on September 27 noon Doha time, an official told Al Kass TV on Friday. “So far, around 2.7mn tickets have been sold and the current phase will continue until the end of the tournament,” explained Hassan Rabia al-Kuwari, executive director of sales, marketing, and communication at FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. With 1mn tickets, Qatar leads the world in terms of the number of tickets bought so far, he told the live programme Al Majlis. The availability of tickets would vary from match to match as the demand is very high. Be

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