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Mexico Was Expecting Hotels and Rental Apartments to Be Full for the World Cup. But the Boom Hasn't Materialized.

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By Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español. While Airbnb claims that demand for accommodations for the 2026 World Cup has already exceeded expectations in Mexico, hoteliers and some hosts on the platform in the country paint a more moderate picture: reservations exist, they say, although far from the boom they envisioned months ago for the three host cities (Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey) where only about ten matches will be played. Brian Che…

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Mexico Was Expecting Hotels and Rental Apartments to Be Full for the World Cup. But the Boom Hasn't Materialized.

While Airbnb assures that the demand for hosting for the World Cup 2026 already exceeded expectations in Mexico, hoteliers and some hosts of the platform in the country describe a more moderate panorama: reservations exist, they say, although far from the boom...

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The World Cup Is Losing in Hotel Reservations

New York, U.S.- The World Cup starts tomorrow, and U.S. hotels are in last place on the table of positions. Hotel reservations in Canada and Mexico exceed those in all U.S. cities, except one, prior to the start of FIFA’s fair football peak, which takes place in 16 North American cities as of Thursday. Vancouver and Guadalajara have the highest occupancy rates, with 48%, reports CoStar. Toronto, Mexico City and Monterrey also exceed 40% occupanc…

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