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The Promised World Cup Tourism Boon Is Under Threat–Here’s Why

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The World Cup is kicking off in less than 100 days against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty, giving tourism leaders heartburn and suggesting a more muted lift to the U.S. economy than initially promised by FIFA and the Trump administration.

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