Foreign soccer fans ditch FIFA World Cup, threatening ‘$30B’ economic boom for the US

Visa delays, concerns about how they would be treated by immigration officials, soaring airfares, a strong US dollar, and geopolitical tensions have kept international travelers home, hotel industry body the AHLA said.

More from New York Post

Ex-JPMorgan banker Chirayu Rana files wild new claims against exec — including lurid threesome invitation — days after going viral with ‘fabricated’ sex slave allegations

New York Post·3

GOP’s Bruce Blakeman pushes NYC venue to cancel singer for rant against Israel, Jews: ‘Vile person’

New York Post·3

Derek Jeter pays tribute to John Sterling after Yankees broadcaster’s death: ‘Will be deeply missed’

New York Post·3

Stefon Diggs’ ex-personal chef breaks down recounting alleged assault, claims they slept together before she was hired

New York Post·4

Luxurious Gaza cafes poke quite the hole in the ‘genocide’ narrative

New York Post·2

OpenAI President Greg Brockman grilled over embarrassing diary entries while taking charitable donations from Elon Musk: ‘What will take me to $1B?’

New York Post·1