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The Travel Industry Was Banking on a World Cup Windfall. Here’s What the Numbers Show.

July 18, 2026
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Skift Take: The World Cup delivered real, rate-driven gains for hotels and short-term rentals. But the impact was barely noticed by U.S. airlines, and the international visitor boom is falling short of expectations.

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