‘We Talk’: Exploring World Cup fan village by scooter

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The #FIFA #WorldCup 2022 has drawn more than 1.2 million fans from around the world to #Qatar, whose population is less than 3 million. There’s no doubt that finding accommodation has been a major issue for the organizers. Despite hundreds of hotels having been built, booking difficulties and high prices have been headaches for fans. As a result, the fan village, which costs about $200 a night, has been the first choice for most fans. In this video, Chinese football fan Chuck tours the fan village on his scooter to see what it’s like.

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