(Manaus, Brazil at sunset)
As soccer fans prepare to watch the month-long World Cup
from their homes and sports bars, some fans will travel to a remote city in Brazil to see
it in person. Enterprises TV takes a look at how the World Cup affects local
economies.
Sports stadiums
actually do very little to boost local economies over the long run. They are
usually hit with over budget costs, lack of funding for security and inadequate
transportation to and from the event. The Enterprises TV show learns that
countries which host major sporting events want to show the World their city,
show off their culture and gain more respect as a tourist destination. Brazil is a
large country with a strong national soccer team. It has two beautiful tourist
spots – São Paolo and Rio . It now adds Manaus to the list. It is
yet to be seen how the World Cup will affect this city’s revenue. Hopefully, it
will raise the city up as a cool, new destination for those who want to explore
the natural beauty of the rainforest.
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