New York City officials are assessing the financial impact of hosting World Cup matches, highlighting both economic benefits and revenue shortfalls. While the event brought tourism and spending surges, organizers acknowledge gaps in expected tax collections and lost business revenue. Experts note the challenge of balancing large-scale events with long-term fiscal sustainability. The analysis raises questions about whether the costs outweighed the gains for the city.
NYC counts World Cup gains and missed money Spectrum News NY1
