World Cup hotel demand in Boston falls short of forecasts, but rates surge

Northeastern Global News·Jun 22

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Hotel demand in us cities hosting the world cup is reportedly falling short of expectations, with boston being one of the affected cities. Despite this, hotel rates in boston have surged. The extent of the shortfall in hotel demand across north america is unclear, with various reports indicating a general trend of underwhelming bookings in world cup host cities.

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