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Travel reporter & columnist at the @washingtonpost. On Instagram @natbco. On Substack @ nataliecompton.substack.com

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How the ultrarich are doing the World Cup

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By Natalie B. Compton 
| Australian Financial Review
By Natalie B. Compton For the average soccer fan, the quest for 2026 World Cup tickets started last year when FIFA opened its Kafkaesque lottery system. Millions submitted bids as fast as their fingers could type in hopes of securing a reasonably priced seat to the sporting world's biggest tournament, then waited months to learn the outcome of their applications. The process has been far less stressful for the event's wealthier fans.
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She’d never met a pilot who looked like her. At 50, she became one anyway

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By Natalie B. Compton 
| The Seattle Times
TAMPA — Carole Hopson’s alarm went off at 5 a.m. She rose from her airport hotel bed, showered and made some coffee in the room. Then it was time to go over her flight plan. There would be some turbulence on the 9 a.m. short haul to Newark — nothing severe, but she’d have to tell the flight crew to stay seated a little longer after takeoff and before landing. Hopson put on her uniform: a crisp white dress shirt and navy Brooks Brothers suit made custom for United Airlines.
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Private jets and pitch-side seats: How the ultrarich are doing the World Cup

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By Natalie B. Compton 
| The Washington Post
Private jets and pitch-side seats: How the ultrarich are doing the World Cup (washingtonpost.com) Private jets and pitch-side seats: How the ultrarich are doing the World Cup By Natalie B. Compton 2026060510010200 For the average soccer fan, the quest for 2026 World Cup tickets started last year when FIFA opened its Kafkaesque lottery system.
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