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FIFA World Cup soccer is coming to Seattle: What will that mean for Shoreline?
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Pablo Jaitman, country manager for Despegar Colombia, explained that they expect more demand in countries like Mexico and the United States, along with Punta Cana
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Seattle’s World Cup Mobility Plan Takes Shape — and why travelers are booking early for 2026 ⚽️
Seattle is stepping up logistics planning ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 match weeks, with two recent moves that signal how tight downtown movement could become: a temporary construction pause in key areas and a new overnight airport-to-downtown bus pilot. For visitors, the headline is simple: public options are expanding, but peak windows around match days will still compress demand—especially for groups who want to move together, on schedule. Se…
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