In just a few short days, Qatar is about to put on the most spectacular event that the FIFA World Cup has ever seen. Over 2.5 million spectators are expected to attend the events that will take place over the course of 25 days. The country of Qatar, on the other hand, has spent a whopping $200 billion on infrastructure to get ready for the FIFA World Cup.

The Netherlands came up with the idea, and Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and Wales will all help with it. The purpose of the campaign is to "send a message against discrimination of any type," and its intended audience is everyone.

During the FIFA World Cup's group stage, Qatar's airport will handle 1,600 flights a day. Are these numbers feasible for a tiny city like Doha? Also, the Qatar airport and its staff are ready to deal with these huge numbers.

Another issue that has been brought up is the extradition of a British engineer, which does not reflect well on Qatar's reputation as a welcoming country. Already, supporters are becoming concerned as a result of the oppressive regulations and policies that are in place in Qatar.

Qatar is doing everything possible to deal with this situation. A total of 3 cruise ship fan hotels during the FIFA World Cup will be operating in Qatar and the count may increase.