Hotel squeeze, tight alcohol rules force fans to look beyond Doha, with Dubai set to benefit with most match-day shuttle flights
Qatar is gearing up for a World Cup tourism boom as the tiny Gulf state prepares to welcome more than a million soccer fans. One complication: many of them can’t or won’t stay there.
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