World Cup 2026 News - News and Information for World Cup 2026 by PVDN

Mexico will use drones, smart cameras and robot dogs as officials prepare security for 2026 World Cup matches in three host cities.

Mérida wants to turn World Cup 2026 into a tourism boost, using screenings, cultural events and travel partnerships to draw up to 200,000 visitors.

Playa del Carmen and Mexico City launch a tourism push ahead of the 2026 World Cup, betting on shared promotion and longer visitor stays.

PAN lawmakers say problems exposed during the Mexico-Portugal test show Mexico City still has work to do before June 11.

As World Cup deadlines near, Mexico's security push is becoming a test of logistics, credibility, and daily confidence in host cities.

Hosts say short-term rentals aren't driving Mexico City rent hikes as World Cup 2026 nears, urging data-based rules and enforcement.

Pride organizers in Mexico City are planning a “Pride Mundial” for June 27, 2026, timed between World Cup matches and crowds.

Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas are building a joint risk diagnostic to blunt trafficking ahead of FIFA 2026 tourism.

Guadalupe, Nuevo León has unveiled four K9-X robotic dogs to patrol Monterrey’s Estadio BBVA during the 2026 World Cup, boosting crowd surveillance.

Jalisco and Volaris will launch 11 new flights from Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta ahead of the 2026 World Cup, boosting air connectivity.

Guadalajara outlines a 39-day World Cup Fan Fest while Puerto Vallarta prepares oceanfront public viewings, concerts, and food.

Three host cities—Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey—welcome World Cup 2026 fans with thrilling matches and vibrant local culture beyond stadiums.

1 … 3 4 5 6 7 … 9