In time for the millions of people attending the FIFA World Cup, stores and eateries in Souq Waqif will be allowed to operate 24 hours a day beginning next month, according to local reports.
To accommodate the fans who are anticipated to swarm tourist attractions while visiting the Gulf state, hundreds of restaurants around the nation have also changed their menus to incorporate more cuisines.
According to local Al Sharq, some restaurant managers and owners have also verified an increase in their inventory and workforce in order to maintain a regular flow.
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On the other side, several companies have begun to stockpile extra supplies in preparation for the first-ever FIFA World Cup in the region.
Souq Waqif is one of the most popular landmarks in Qatar, showcasing the country’s heritage, culture and traditions.
The traditional landmark has stood for more than 100 years, offering stores to explore and stories to hear from locals.
It is also situated around different fan zones as well as a number of metro stations and is a walkable distance from the Corniche- which is set to be closed for all vehicles to allow pedestrians to roam freely.
As football fans await the start of the Qatar World Cup, various venues in Doha are gearing up for the upcoming tournament.
Several tourist hotspots around the country have also been given the green light to close late in order to allow fans to experience the country’s exciting landmarks after matches.
Commercial complexes are now open until 2 am, an increase from the usual 11 pm closing hours.
The new hours will remain until the end of the World cup on December 18, which also coincides with Qatar National Day.
