For the first time in the history of the Africa Cup of Nations football tournament, each of the 24 teams will have its own hotel and training center. This is a significant step for the tournament, which kicks off on December 21 in Morocco. The era of teams sharing the same hotels during the competition is over. Each team will now have its own private residence to create a space for focus and isolation, which is happening for the first time in the tournament's history. Twenty-four private residences have been designated, one for each qualified team. Each residence includes a five-star hotel dedicated exclusively to the team, as well as a training center near the hotel.
