Mexico anticipates over 10 million visitors during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to a government plan unveiled to boost tourism. The initiative aims to capitalize on the unique nature of the tournament, which will be jointly hosted by Mexico, the United States, and Canada. A government official from the Ministry of Tourism (SECTUR) highlighted the unprecedented aspect of a World Cup shared across three nations. The plan details strategies to accommodate the influx of tourists and maximize economic benefits. Specific details of the plan were not immediately released, but officials emphasized readiness for the event. This represents a significant opportunity for Mexico’s tourism sector and economy. The government expects a substantial increase in revenue and job creation as a result of the World Cup.