Kenpong Travel and Tours on Tuesday unveiled the packages for Ghanaian football fans ahead of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
In a ceremony held at the Accra International Conference Centre, the cheapest package for fans attending the Mundial will cost 37,443.4cedis ($4,710).
The Platinum package, which is the highest tier available, will cost $10,610 for Category A(with feeding) and $9,210 (without feeding).
Both packages also include a business class flight ticket, accommodation (single occupancy in a four or five-star hotel room or villa), three Category One ticket for Ghana matches, COVID-19 testing, travel insurance, medicals, internal transport, and a police report, which is a requirement for entry into Qatar for the tournament.
The Gold package, which costs $8,020 (Category A) and $6,620 (Category B), includes an economy class flight ticket, accommodation (single occupancy in a four or five-star hotel room or villa), three Category Two tickets for Ghana matches, COVID-19 testing, travel insurance, medicals, internal transport, and a police report.
The Silver Package costs $6,900 (Category A) and $5,500 (Category B) and includes an economy class flight ticket, accommodation (double occupancy), three Category Two tickets for Ghana matches, COVID-19 testing, travel insurance, medicals, internal transport, and a police report.
The Bronze Package also costs $6,110 (Category A) and $4,710 (Category B) and includes an economy class flight ticket, accommodation (3-4 persons to a room), three Category Two tickets for Ghana matches, COVID-19 testing, travel insurance, medicals, internal transport, and a police report.
Addressing the launch, the Deputy Director of State Protocol at the Office of the President, Philip Kofi Aning, advised Ghanaian soccer fans to be law-abiding in Qatar.
He said Qatar had a lot of restrictions which Ghanaian fans must respect in order to experience an incident-free tournament.
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“We pray that as we go to Qatar, we will go and comport ourselves as supporters and I know the playing body is already disciplined,” Mr. Aning said.
“Qatar has a lot of restrictions, so as we go there, we must go and comport ourselves and abide by their rules so that we don’t have anybody going in and going to stay for seven years before coming back home to Ghana”.
The caution came against the backdrop that the World Cup hosts have a zero-tolerance policy against sexual relations outside marriage, narcotic drug-related offences, and public consumption of alcohol with offenders facing heavy fines, deportation, or lengthy custodial sentences.
Ghana was drawn into Group H with Portugal, Uruguay, and South Korea.
Kenpong Travel and Tours has established a reputation as one of the most trusted brands in the air travel industry.
The company has previously helped comfortably jet Ghanaian sports fans to various international tournaments.