
World Cup frenzy puts strain on Qatar’s camels
Even the camels are working overtime as millions flood into the city.
Even the camels are working overtime as millions flood into the city.
A Brazilian influencer was humiliated after being told she was too fat to fly in her seat.
Passengers caught in confusion unable to make plans in Doha.
The reporter was robbed of her personal belongings while reporting live.
Fans voice support for protests against the government in Tehran.
Protests in Tehran spill over on to global stage.
It wouldn’t be the beautiful game without a hideous soundtrack.
God bless the good ship Wag and all who sail in her.
Qatar is set to be the first World Cup to have an Olympics-style opening ceremony.
With weeks until kick off, 12,000 fans will be staying in cabins near Hamad International.
And you thought a $15 glass of wine was steep.
Some 1.2 million people are expected to pour into Qatar this month.
New York Times: As football fans prepare to arrive, construction is still running hard.
Qatar is adding 500 daily shuttles from Oman and the UAE to ease pressure on hotels.
The football legend has been called a sell-out for accepting a $19m promotion deal.
Travel hubs are wooing back long-haul trade with discounts and transit incentives.
Allegations Charles accepted suitcase of millions from controversial foreign politician.
While there have been big changes in passenger numbers, the rankings hardly moved.
The world cup is looking to plug its shortfall as 1.2 million fans descend on Doha.
With 1.2 million fans set to descend on Doha for the World Cup, where will they sleep?
Passengers were left stranded and perplexed in Auckland after their plane was a no-show.
Dozens of women were denied flights home due to a lack of male guardians.
OPINION: Don't let a flashy opening ceremony and athletic prowess distract you.
At least four people have offered her their MIQ vouchers.
Charlotte Bellis says a second country has offered her asylum.
The situation shows the Government is more inhumane than an extremist regime, MP says.
The new mother named her baby after the doctor on board.
Women forced off a plane to undergo invasive examinations have made a new revelation.
Defense Minister Margarita Robles says, 'Spain does not leave anyone behind'.
Qatar Airways continues to dominate, while Air NZ slips in global rankings.