World Cup: 400 direct flights from Iran’s Kish Island to Doha Qatar during Qatar Football World Cup
Labelled as a pearl that shines in the Persian Gulf, Iran’s Kish Island is eager to lure tourists throughout the FIFA World Cup. Direct flights from Iran’s Kish Island to Doha are scheduled to be launched in conjunction with the Qatar Football World Cup, to expand Iran’s tourism arm.
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As the two nations in the Persian Gulf sign a contract to carry out 400 flights and four cruise ships to be steered from Kish to Doha, Iran and Qatar are seen collaborating on the touristic field, rendering to Saeed Mohammad, the Secretary of the Supreme Council (SC) of Free Trade and Special Economic Zones of Iran. His notes come following President Ebrahim Raisi’s appointment to Qatar last month.
The Iranian envoy noted that the country’s Ministry of Cultural Legacy, Tourism, and Craft aims to host around 100,000 tourists for the FIFA World Cup and plans to deliver facilities and facilities to cater to the possible influx of companies.

The confirming traces of the Kish Airport and the upsurge of five-star hotels from 10 to 15 on the island, along with the building of two football arenas were all part of the growth to charm Qatar World Cup tourists.
Iranian officials are renowned that incomes from the tourism industry had reached $11.7 billion in 2019, secretarial for 2.8 per cent of Iran’s total GDP. Iran was also ranked as the second fastest-growing country in travel by the World Tourism Organization in the same year.
Specialists have spoken that Iran’s tourism is stressed under Western media war that isolates the country more with potential travellers feeling dispirited, reports supposed. For more know about Qatar World Cup Tickets click here.

The Qatar Football World Cup is an “important opportunity to signify the true face of Iran by labours to dwindle the so-called anti-Iranian feelings,” Iran’s Deputy Tourism Minister, Ali Asghar Shalbafian highlighted.
Specialists say that tourism in Iran had previously faced a plunging result before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, though, media biases and ‘Iranophobia’ bombast have also donated to the drop in tourism and foreign asset in the Islamic Republic.
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