Qatar Airways to launch FIFA World Cup travel packages
Qatar Airways Holidays is set to start the launch of travel packages for next year’s FIFA World Cup in North America.
Shared between Canada, Mexico and the United States, the tournament will have 48 teams competing in more than 104 planned matches across the three countries.
The travel packages will include international flights, domestic flights, transfers to various cities, hotel accommodation in four and five-stars hotels, stadium transfers, and match tickets.
Qatar Airways is the Official Global Airline Partner of FIFA as part of a multiyear partnership extending until 2030.
As the official partner, Qatar Airways Holidays serves as the authorised travel package provider and will launch the packages in phases in the build up to the tournament next year.
Qatar Airways Holidays SVP Steven Reynolds, said: “We are proud to be the authorised travel package provider, and we are committed to delivering exceptional packages that will support fans from across the world.”
“Our packages facilitate fans at every touchpoint from the moment they leave their homes until they arrive at the match.”
The packages will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis through Qatar Airways Holidays’ booking platform.
Qatar Airways has been a FIFA partner since May 2017.
Fans can register interest and get notified about the launch of the packages at: qatarairways.com/fifa26
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