Visitors to the Qatar World Cup get to travel through one of the most luxurious airports in the world when they arrive.
It's fair to say that the latest outing of the sporting tournament is one of the most divisive ever to take place, ranging from fan reaction to the experience of those in Qatar.
Since winning hosting rights to the football tournament in 2010, the oil and gas rich country has poured £188billion into huge related infrastructure projects, according to US sports finance consultancy Front Office Sports.