The Athletic and The New York Times debunk the 2026 World Cup hotel and tourism boom myth, revealing that expected massive economic gains may be overstated, with infrastructure costs and limited tourist influx casting doubt.
The Athletic and The New York Times debunk the 2026 World Cup hotel and tourism boom myth, revealing that expected massive economic gains may be overstated, with infrastructure costs and limited tourist influx casting doubt.
Las Vegas joins New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, and San Francisco in a surge of record hotel bookings and overnight stays. The unexpected twist? A turbocharged tourism economy set to reshape revenue streams nationwide.