The numbers are in, and the 2026 FIFA World Cup brought $889 million to Seattle and King County over the summer, surpassing even the city's best estimates for revenue and jobs.

The results are in, and Seattle walked away from this summer's FIFA Men's World Cup with wins. But the question remains: Was the tournament overhyped?

Visit Seattle's Economic Impact Report shows $889 million in economic impact for the city and county, including $109 million ...

The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated $889 million in economic impact for Seattle and King County, exceeding a revised forecast.

Over the summer, soccer fans flooded Seattle to watch six matches during the FIFA Men's World Cup while the region spent millions of dollars making sure people could get to what was known as Seattle ...

The FIFA World Cup was an economic win for Seattle, with a total impact of $889 million, according to a new report from Visit ...

Seattle and King County saw an $889 million economic impact from FIFA World Cup 26 festivities, according to new figures released by Visit Seattle more than a m ...

New data released from Visit Seattle shows the Emerald City received $889 million in economic impact during the FIFA World Cup.

Seattle's World Cup matches brought the region a nearly $900 million economic boost, a new analysis finds. The big picture: ...

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Passenger traffic declined at all four local airports in July for the second straight month as higher fuel costs drove up ...

The 18-employee company fabricated World Cup whale tail sculptures and revived the Bon Marché holiday star, among other ...