Mexico expects 10 mln additional tourists during World Cup, tourism secretary says. About 3 million of the visitors are expected to travel to host cities Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey.
Mexico expects to welcome about 10 million additional tourists during the month-long 2026 FIFA World Cup, which opened Thursday, Tourism Secretary Josefina Rodriguez Zamora said.
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