Alcohol WILL be allowed to advertised at next month’s World Cup
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Alcohol will be allowed to be advertised during next month’s World Cup, while consumption rules for visiting fans will be relaxed during the tournament in Qatar
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Alcohol advertising is expected to be allowed at the World Cup, despite strict drinking laws in Qatar.
Rules on alcohol consumption in the Islamic state will be relaxed during the tournament, which starts next month, with gamblers allowed to drink in designated areas.
Budweiser and other alcohol brands are allowed to advertise during the World Cup
And with regulations on the advertising of alcoholic beverages in the host country following suit, it should alleviate contractual difficulties with a number of participating countries – including England – that have deals with beer companies.
Budweiser is one of the official partners of the FA and also a sponsor of the World Cup.
Last year’s Arab Cup, held in Qatar, allowed Budweiser’s logo to be displayed during the tournament – and that precedent is expected to continue.
Budweiser has also launched an alcohol-free alternative, which should alleviate some of the concerns about drinking during the tournament.
Qatar relaxes rules on alcohol consumption during the tournament next month