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SUMMARY:UP CLOSE - The Impact of FIFA World Cup 26
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DESCRIPTION:What did it take for the Dallas-Frisco-Fort Worth region (DFFW)
	 to earn nine matches (more than any other city\,) and what does the FIFA 
	World Cup mean for our business community? A visiting team staying locally
	 and practicing at Toyota Stadium? Sold-out hotel rooms for a 300-mile rad
	ius? Soccer enthusiasts visiting our area attractions? Visitors from aroun
	d the world staying in our hotels\, dining in our restaurants\, and shoppi
	ng in our retail locations? If your business wants to learn more about FIF
	A World Cup 2026\, its regional impact\, and how to start preparing now\, 
	you'll want to be in the room to hear from our solid line-up of sports exp
	erts\, including Gina Miller - Vice President of Media and Communication a
	t FC Dallas\; Dan Hunt\, President of FC Dallas\; Monica Paul\, Executive 
	Director of the Dallas Sports Commission\; and Josh Dill\, Director of Spo
	rts &amp\; Events at Visit Frisco. Dallas is one of 16 host cities for the
	 2026 World Cup\, with 80 matches scheduled across the U.S.\, Canada\, and
	 Mexico. The 2026 World Cup is estimated to produce more than $400 million
	 in economic impact on the Dallas-Frisco-Fort Worth region (equivalent to 
	9 Super Bowls) and will create approximately more than 3\,000 temporary jo
	bs in the DFFW region. Are you ready for this?
LOCATION:National Soccer Hall of Fame\, 9200 World Cup Way #202\, Frisco\, 
	TX\, 75033
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