High prices reduce US World Cup attendance
The World Cup kicked off in the United States amid disappointing results, as neither the fans' turnout nor tourist visits met expectations. Air travel bookings, expensive ticket inspections, and visa challenges led to a decline in demand, with estimates of fewer than half a million visitors from Europe compared to the original projections. Hotels also cut their revenue forecasts by 60 percent, with bookings in June and July dropping by as much as 3.8 percent, while some hotels offered substantial discounts.
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