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U.S. hotels are calling the World Cup a 'non-event' and 80% warn bookings are falling short of expectations, report finds | Fortune
Despite FIFA selling 5 million tickets for the games, “indicators suggest the anticipated economic lift may fall short of expectations,” the American Hotel and Lodging Association said.
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apnews.com
US hotel operators say promised boon from hosting World Cup hasn’t materialized yet
U.S. hotels say the promised economic boon from the World Cup hasn’t materialized yet for them. The American Hotel & Lodging Association recently released a report that found room…
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fortune.com
U.S. hotels are calling the World Cup a 'non-event' and 80% warn bookings are falling short of expectations, report finds | Fortune
Despite FIFA selling 5 million tickets for the games, “indicators suggest the anticipated economic lift may fall short of expectations,” the American Hotel and Lodging Association…
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theguardian.com
‘This is not a World Cup for the people’: residents in host cities sound alarm over housing affordability
Organizers fear Fifa event will deepen crisis as short-term listings proliferate and sweeps displace unhoused people
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The most expensive World Cup ever: See how much fans could be paying to see their teams play
Last fall in Miami, FIFA President Gianni Infantino said: “Our motto in FIFA is that football, or soccer, unites the world.