Qatar World Cup organisers said that there are still thousands of rooms available for the tournament despite fears that the tiny Gulf state would be overflowing with fans when the tournament starts this month.
There are at least 25,000 rooms free even during the peak days of the World Cup, expected between 24-28 November, organising committee accommodation director Omar Al-Jaber told a press conference.
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