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Airbnb Spills 113 Mdd in Monterrey
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In the next FIFA Football World Cup 2026, the Airbnb segment in Monterrey will leave an economic spill of 113 million dollars (mdd), as it is expected that this option will reach 26,000 guests in the city, the Airbnb platform pointed out to a Deloitte study. “According to Deloitte’s independent economic impact study, the spending of Airbnb guests during the tournament will generate significant benefits for Monterrey, as they are 113 mdd in total…
Airbnb stays during the 2026 World Cup will leave a spill of more than $3.6 billion in host cities, although in Mexico it will only be 558 million, the digital hosting platform said.
The platform foresees a cost of $68 per night in the capital; between $10 and $22 more than in the other Mexican headquarters Dana Estrada / OEM-Informex Mexico City will be the most expensive headquarters of Airbnb in the country during the celebration of the 2026 Football World Cup, revealed a study of the temporary rental platform. The company estimated that the average cost per night in the capital will be $68, that is, a thousand 289 pesos …
Latin American countries, especially Brazil, Mexico and Colombia, should continue to grow in terms of tourism revenues for Airbnb (ABNB), as they offer various destinations at affordable prices. This is affirmed by the platform’s co-founder and CSO (Chief Strategy Officer), Nathan Blecharczyk, in an interview given to Bloomberg Line. “All Latin American countries are prospering as destinations. Brazil is the one that is doing it best. Mexico is …
Guadalajara, Jalisco. Heading for the 2026 World Cup, Guadalajara prepares to receive more visitors, having scheduled four games in the city. The Hotel Association announced that at least 12 new hotels will open before the sporting event. On the other hand, the company Airbnb was designated as the official provider of accommodation for tourism. However, it is concerned that Airbnb has a negative impact on the housing market and on the price of r…
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