FIFA World Cup: No World Cup live telecast in Qatar Hotels & Bars as official broadcaster BeIN Sport demands EXHORBITANT $27,000, Check Details

FIFA World Cup: No World Cup live telecast in Qatar:  Adding to the list of restrictions in the 2022 FIFA World Cup host country is another major change. The tournament will not be telecasted live in the hotels and bars of Qatar. The hotels have refused to pay the extravagant amount of $27000 to BeIn Sports for it.  Follow FIFA World Cup 2022 latest news and Live updates on InsideSport.IN

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FIFA World Cup: No World Cup live telecast in Qatar Hotels & Bars as official broadcaster BeIN Sport demands EXHORBITANT $27,000, Check Details

FIFA World Cup: No World Cup live telecast in Qatar Hotels & Bars as official broadcaster BeIN Sport demands EXHORBITANT $27,000, Check Details

FIFA World Cup: No World Cup live telecast in Qatar Hotels & Bars as official broadcaster BeIN Sport demands EXHORBITANT $27,000, Check Details

After learning they would have to pay host broadcaster BeIN Sports about 100,000 Qatari riyals ($27000) for each restaurant or bar that shows games, a handful of hotels in Doha have decided not to screen them.

The wait is nearly over for #Qatar2022 ⌛️

We are 50 days away from the start of the #FIFAWorldCup 🔜 pic.twitter.com/HkfLHJR1qR

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) October 1, 2022

The price of providing games in rooms is yet unknown, but hoteliers consider those costs as being unprofitable as well because there is no set fee for each establishment. The owners of rented villas and flats are reportedly also being impacted by the costs.

FIFA World Cup: No World Cup live telecast in Qatar Hotels & Bars as official broadcaster BeIN Sport demands EXHORBITANT $27,000, Check Details

BeIN Sports stated that it was unable to disclose any business agreements with lodging companies. However, it made clear that it needed to make back part of the enormous sums paid for the rights to broadcast the tournament as well as its investment in production and technological infrastructure.

According to the broadcaster, Doha hotels and other businesses would benefit financially and in terms of foot traffic from the games. It made note of the fact that host broadcasters had levied fees during prior World Cups and competitions.

FIFA World Cup: No World Cup live telecast in Qatar Hotels & Bars as official broadcaster BeIN Sport demands EXHORBITANT $27,000, Check Details

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