Qatar is an Islamic country that has many strict regulations on clothing, personal belongings, and even restrictions on gestures to show affection in public. Only less than 10 days left, the world's most famous football tournament World Cup 2022 will be held in the capital Doha, Qatar - a country in West Asia, located on the northeast of the coast of the peninsula Arabic. Football fans around the world are eager to travel to Qatar to witness the classic football matches with their own eyes, as well as have the opportunity to visit many of its great destinations. Are you ready for a trip to Qatar to watch the World Cup and experience interesting things? Photo: newlove-makeup However, as the first World Cup is to be held in the Middle East, there will be many things visitors and football fans need to keep in mind in the near future. What do you need to bring, how to dress appropriately and what to avoid? Here's what tourists need to know. Notes when traveling to Qatar Khalifa International Stadium – one of the places where the classic football match of the World Cup season will take place in the capital Doha. Photo: dezeen
As the opening game kicks off in Doha, Al Bidda Park near the downtown Corniche will become the meeting place for supporters throughout the season. Matches will also be screened at other locations for fans, at Qetaifan Island North, which hosts a beach festival with concerts, activities, and food outlets, on Al Maha Island in Lusail, and at Al Maha Arena.The Hayya
Doha has many beautiful tourist destinations and luxurious resorts. Photo: Pinterest Free travel is offered on the Doha Metro system, with access granted with a Hayya card with tickets to a World Cup match. To save money on Qatar travel as well as make it more convenient, visitors must apply for this card to use free public transport around Doha and as an entry visa into this country. Visitors need to apply for a Hayya card to use public transport. Photo: Qatar Tribune Fans can also use a physical copy of the Hayya card in case they want to use the transport service or fan zone, and when a mobile phone is not available. What can I bring when traveling to Qatar?Be very careful when preparing Qatar travel luggage, bring only the really necessary items. Photo: Travel Managers This is a question many travelers are concerned about when visiting a Muslim country that has strict import regulations, including personal belongings. Your luggage may not contain alcohol, drugs, pork products, or non-Muslim religious books. If you suspect an item, be careful to leave it behind, seemingly "innocent" items can get you in trouble. For example, e-cigarettes have been banned in Qatar since 2014.You are absolutely not allowed to bring alcoholic beverages. Photo: Mainly Miles Alcohol is available in licensed restaurants and many hotels across Qatar, and it will also be available in fan zones at certain times. However, only residents are allowed to buy alcohol from specialized stores for home use, so when traveling to Doha Qatar do not lose the fine for drinking alcohol in unauthorized locations. Choose the right outfitPlease wear long, discreet, and modest clothes when coming to Qatar. Photo: queerintheworld Respecting local rules can be one of the biggest challenges for a large number of Qatari tourists watching the World Cup. The things you should prepare in your luggage are long, discreet and modest clothes.Men should avoid being topless and wear shorts in public places, while women should cover their shoulders and wear long skirts. Photo: Wall Street Journal Women should cover their shoulders and wear long skirts or trousers in public, including when driving. Men should avoid going topless and wearing shorts in public places. Taking off shirts is prohibited in stadiums, which are air-conditioned to maintain a comfortable temperature for spectators throughout the game. Swimwear and bikinis are allowed on the hotel's beaches and pools, but guests will be required to cover their shoulders and knees when visiting public venues such as museums and government buildings. Avoid showing affectionAvoid showing affection in public while you are in Qatar. Photo: LonelyPlanet A note when traveling to Qatar is a matter of public display of affection. The organizers have asked visitors during the World Cup to refrain from showing affection in public. Qatar law prohibits unmarried couples from cohabiting, but authorities have confirmed that during the tournament, unmarried people of different genders or couples can share a room without penalty... Notice when taking picturesYou can comfortably check in to tourist sites, except for government buildings such as offices, military camps, or industrial parks. Photo: Aashnashroff With so many fans sharing their experiences on social media, implementing Qatar's strict rules on privacy and photography can be a challenge. However, the organizers urge fans to exercise "common courtesy" and ask permission before taking pictures or filming others.Ask permission before taking photos or videos of others. Photo: 24H According to Qatar travel experience, you should also notice that taking photos of government buildings such as offices, military camps, or industrial areas is strictly prohibited. Restrictions related to COVID-19 Vaccinations are not required when traveling to Qatar, but anyone attending the World Cup aged 6 or older must present a negative COVID-19 test upon arrival at the airport before departure. PCR test results must be no later than 48 hours before departure or rapid test results no later than 24 hours.There are some small restrictions to prevent COVID-19 when visiting Qatar to watch the World Cup. Photo: World Report As in the UAE, masks are only required on public transport and at healthcare facilities when traveling to Qatar. Is Qatar a safe country to visit?Stay at luxury resorts. Photo: Facebook The answer is yes". While some of the country's regulations may be a minor barrier to visitors, Qatar has a low crime rate in contrast. However, when traveling to Qatar on your own, you should still protect yourself by avoiding dark, dimly lit streets, and not traveling alone at night - and your trip will be hassle-free.On the coast, there are many luxury resorts, you can visit the deserts, rock paintings,… Photo: Adygeisha Qatar is not a large country, but it offers interesting cuisine, history, and culture for those who love to explore. Doha has incredible architecture and traditional markets next to the skyscrapers of Jean Nouvel. At the coast there are many luxury resorts for an authentic vacation, you can visit the deserts, Al Jassasiya petroglyphs - 874 Neolithic petroglyphs in the northeast during your trip. Qatar travel coming. ------ Moc Nhien According to Vietnam Sports Newspaper #$gnal$#