As the excitement of the World Cup continues to captivate global audiences, hotel operators in the United States are expressing disappointment and frustration over the lack of a promised economic boost. Despite assurances that hosting the international soccer tournament would bring in a flood of visitors and revenue, many US hotel owners claim that bookings and occupancy rates have not yet materialized as expected. With the tournament set to take place in several countries across North and Central America, including the US, Canada, and Mexico, hotel operators had anticipated a surge in demand for rooms, particularly in areas with direct access to World Cup venues. However, it appears that the economic benefits of hosting the tournament are still on the horizon, leaving hotel owners to wonder if the investment in infrastructure and marketing has been enough to justify the costs.
US hotel operators say promised boon from hosting World Cup hasn’t materialized yet Brooklyn Eagle
