The city of Arlington is expecting a substantial economic boost from hosting World Cup matches. Record hotel revenues are a key factor in this anticipated impact.
Local businesses are also seeing a significant increase in traffic, which is contributing to the economic growth. The city is hosting a total of nine World Cup matches, which is driving this economic activity.
Further details on the economic impact of the World Cup matches in Arlington are available through FOX 4 News.
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