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Early World Cup Demand Is Uneven — But Pricing Power Is Already Emerging
Summary
Early data on the 2026 FIFA World Cup reveals uneven demand across host cities, with Houston leading check-in growth at 47%. Dallas–Fort Worth shows the strongest ADR growth, exceeding 52%. Hosts should monitor pickup patterns and prepare for short stays to capitalize on event-specific demand.
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