In 39 days, 48 teams spanned 16 cities in 3 countries, with a total of 104 games. The exciting 2026 US-Mexico-Canada World Cup came to an end on July 19, local time. FIFA had anticipated that this year's World Cup would bring FIFA close to 9 billion US dollars in revenue, mainly from broadcasting rights, sponsorship, tickets, etc., making it the most profitable sporting event in history. As soon as the semifinals were played, FIFA announced that the total revenue for the 2023-2026 season will exceed 15 billion US dollars, far exceeding the previously set target of 13 billion US dollars. Bloomberg Industry Research said last month that considering the driving effect on the apparel, travel, lodging, catering, transportation and other industries, the economic benefits created by this World Cup will be close to 80 billion US dollars.

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