MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will have no problems providing accommodation for the 2018 World Cup despite moves to cut costs by reducing the number of hotels, the head of the organising committee said on Thursday.
"The number of hotel rooms available will be sufficient to welcome our guests in a comfortable environment," Russia 2018 Chief Executive Alexey Sorokin wrote in emailed comments to Reuters.
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