“ You can get a 12 pack of beers on the black market for 400 Euros.”
for a round trip to Kuwait, there’s no chance. A tourist visa is not an option here - only business. Ask yourself, what have you heard about Kuwait? On arrival, we were told a list of rules to keep us out of jail. Minor details a typical European wouldn’t see as a big problem could put you behind bars,
such as swearing in public or fornication before marriage. Alcohol is completely forbidden in the country, but if your craving is too strong, you can get a 12 pack of beers on the black market for 400 Euros. The party factor was pushed aside, but that doesn’t at all mean you can’t have a good time in Kuwait. The people are very friendly and the cuisine is absolutely top notch. We were lucky enough to meet Sheik Ali, who is a big supporter of motorsports in the country, and we were invited to his chill area for a chat and some tea, and blessed with a tour of the royal palace. As we came closer to D day, our container arrived and we could get to work. The event location was in front of the Kuwait