The 2022 World Cup has not spurred the anticipated surge in international tourism to the United States. Hotels are reportedly lowering prices due to lower-than-expected occupancy rates, indicating a lack of significant travel related to the event. The tourism industry is facing disappointment as the expected economic benefits have failed to materialize. Analysts attribute this to the high costs associated with attending the World Cup, including travel and accommodations. This has deterred many potential international visitors. Airlines are also experiencing a lack of increased demand, further highlighting the event’s limited impact on US travel. The situation suggests a disconnect between the global event and its potential to drive tourism revenue for American businesses.