For less than $30 a day, fans can taste authentic Middle Eastern flavours, or any international cuisine, at breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with local teas and “qahwa” coffee to boost energy levels in preparation for the match excitement.
Chief operating officer of Qatar Tourism, Berthold Trenkel, said: “Sometimes, all a traveller wants is a quick, affordable but delicious meal to get them through the day.”
In Qatar, visitors can grab shawarma with meat fresh off the grill, or dip warm falafel into tahini for just a few Qatari riyals.
“With a never-ending portfolio of pocket-friendly bites on every street corner, sometimes the simplest meals are the best.
“Football fans should get ready to be wowed with our low-cost sweet and savoury sensations.”
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