World Cup Qatar 2022: they compare accommodation for fans with a disastrous music festival

The World Cup Qatar 2022 It continues to cause a lot of controversy three days after its inauguration, this time because many are extremely upset with the conditions of the facilities created for the fans, which have been exposed and compared in Twitter with a 2017 music festival that was a complete disaster.

tents erected on gravel

In the aforementioned social network made viral The video that shows the interior of these white tents, the same ones that are built on gravel, with only wooden beds inside, with “doors” that appear to be made of extremely thin plastic.

A comment on the post that exceeds 6.1 million viewsgraph it this way: “the Qatar World Cup 2022 brought to you by fyre festival!”while others showed their outrage: “this is a disaster starting to happen.”

What has been seen contrasts with the affirmation of the FIFA about the lodgings prepared for visitors during the duration of the World Cup, qualifying them as a “luxury experience”: “the accommodation is comfortably furnished, loaded with contemporary touches and a style reminiscent of a traditional tent in Qatar”they commented to Daily Mail.

The Fyre Festival Disaster

However, the images shown on Twitter and the feelings of the fans do not reflect the words of the governing body of world football and the comparison with the fyre festival is more than a bad omen why?

This festival was founded by Billy McFarland and the rapper Ja Rule in the Bahamasreceiving so much attention because, among other things, it was very well received by the show business USAto the point that personalities like kendall jenner either bella haddid They promoted it with a lot of pomp, assuring that it would be full of luxury villas and even local seafood for attendees.

However, so much media display crashed against the wall when the tents with wet mattresses Y packaged foods with bread and cheese inside.

Hotels without capacity

But apparently these kinds of fan camps in Qatar They would not be the only ones, because according to local media, the camp of Al Emadi (with groves for $200 a night)Others exist that have isolated square rooms with doors and windows placed on the grass, with rooms including exterior lights.

These types of spaces have been implemented in the arabic country because the flow of tourists will far exceed the hotel capacity of the oil nation, since tourism has never been so high, not even in its highest seasons.