FIFA World Cup 2026 | Atlanta
Paul Caine, president of On Location, the official hospitality provider for FIFA World Cup 2026, tells us the event will bring a major economic boost. As fans and media converge, cities hosting matches can expect increased tourism, business, and spotlight — amplifying the impact of hosting a global sporting event of this magnitude. He also talks about places to stay while in town and what to expect.
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