194 The 2022 FIFA World Cup is expected to generate $4.9 billion in revenue for Qatar, according to a report from Ernst & Young. The country has already spent more than $100 billion on infrastructure projects in preparation for the tournament. Qatar’s government has also announced plans to invest $3 billion in new stadiums, which will be made available for other major sporting events and concerts, as well as cultural activities. FIFA earns $7.5 Billion Revenue The report projected that the 2022 World Cup will generate about $6.7 billion in ticket sales, with about half of those sales coming from international visitors and the rest coming from locals who are expected to travel to Qatar during the event. The report also expects an additional $1.5 billion in revenue from broadcasting rights deals around the world, including pay-per-view events and video streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. FIFA said it also expects to earn about $500 million from media rights during the tournament and another $300 million from commercial activities such as retail sales and stadium rentals. business 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Zohaib Khan previous post Most popular features of Netflix next post ISO 9000 Series Detailed Guide Related Posts Unlocking the Future of Finance: Exploring FintechZoom’s Latest... April 27, 2024 Best Way to Host Events on Your Discord... April 26, 2024 Strategic Tech Upgrades: Positioning Your Business for Post-Recession... April 26, 2024 The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence: From Theoretical Frameworks... April 25, 2024 The Path to Affordable Senior Housing: Resources and... April 23, 2024 Unwritten Magazine: A Platform for Bloggers April 23, 2024 Barriers Hoodie April 23, 2024 The Hellstar Hoodie: A Fusion of Style and... April 23, 2024 The Importance of Regular Phone Maintenance April 23, 2024 When to Consider Resale: Cuscaden Reserve Condo Investment... April 23, 2024