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According to estimates by the Mexican Ministry of Tourism, approximately 3 million tourists visited the three cities that hosted the 2026 World Cup matches (Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey) between June 8 and July 12. Of these, 40% were international travelers, and tourists spent around $2.2 billion during the tournament. Hotels in the three cities also experienced occupancy rates between 85% and 95%, and room prices increased by 51.5%. Despite the high ticket prices, which ranged from $140 to $8,680, there was a large spectator turnout. Mexico is the only country to have hosted matches in three different World Cup editions, and it is expected that this event will boost tourism activity in the country after the tournament.
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