"The big cherry on top is that we have the opening match for Canada on June 12," she said. "The size and scope of this World Cup is going to be record-breaking, and what that means for Toronto is obviously more visitors, more interest in our city, and more global viewers."
"They're already filled during the summer with tourists, and the hotels are already full and the bars and restaurants are already full," said Lander, who studies sports economics.
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