As the world prepares for the highly anticipated 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will see the United States, Canada, and Mexico co-hosting the tournament, fans are expected to flock to host cities for the ultimate soccer experience. However, a recent trend suggests that New York City and New Jersey, two of the prime locations for World Cup matches, are experiencing a slower-than-expected influx of bookings for accommodations. According to reports, hotel rooms and other accommodations in the region are still available, leaving many to wonder why fans are not yet making their travel plans. Could it be that fans are waiting for the official match schedule to be released, or are there other factors at play that are deterring them from booking their spots in the Big Apple and beyond?
World Cup fans have been slow to book hotels in NYC and New Jersey. Here's why. CBS News
