The World Cup hotel boom may not be happening — and neither may the expected economic windfall
The 2026 FIFA World Cup was expected to deliver a massive tourism and hotel boom across the U.S., but many hotels across host cities say the economic payoff is falling short of expectations — despite millions of tickets already being sold.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup was expected to deliver a massive tourism and hotel boom across the U.S., but many hotels across host cities say the economic payoff is falling short of expectations — despite millions of tickets already being sold.
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