This Could Leave the 2026 World Cup to Mexico's Economy: Which Sectors Would Benefit?

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In order to boost the local economy, promote tourism and guarantee the proper maintenance of emblematic spaces, the Congress of Mexico City approved a Point of Agreement of the local deputy Juana María Juárez López that asks to include the traditional markets in the tourism promotion for the FIFA World Cup 2026. When presenting her proposal in tribune, the legislator underlined the historical, cultural and economic value that these markets repre…

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In view of the high expectations of visitors for football matches to be held in the metropolitan area, San Pedro Garza García authorities and representatives of the hotel sector analyze security logistics, mobility and services In this regard, the authorities of the Municipality of San Pedro Garza García held a meeting with representatives of the hotel sector, with the aim of starting preparations for the security logistics, mobility and service…

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CITY OF MEXICO.- Businessmen of hotels, restaurants and services of the Rosa Zone consolidate their alliance with the Federal Government and Government of the CDMX with a view to making the Rosa Zone one of the main tourist attractions during the celebration of the 2026 Football World Cup, said Carlos Villalobos, President of the Association for Mexico that We Want A.C. He indicated that the Rosa Zone goes through a process of renewal to be read…

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The Aztec Stadium, in Mexico City, will host the inaugural match of the World Cup 2026. Image: Official Account X Mexico City World 2026 The World Cup 2026, which Mexico will co-organize with the United States and Canada, will have a significant economic effect on the country and is estimated to leave enormous benefits in terms of infrastructure, employment generation, international visibility and tourism.