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Dallas approves $15 million in upgrades to host broadcast feed for 2026 FIFA World Cup
FIFA still hasn’t announced what city will host the tournament’s International Broadcast Center, but Dallas officials say an agreement is being finalized
Dallas approves $15 million spending to serve as media hub for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
The Dallas City Council voted Wednesday to approve a contract which includes a $15 million upgrade to the convention center.
Dallas eyes bigger role in 2026 FIFA World Cup
North Texas' role in the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup continues to expand. Why it matters: The global sporting event is expected to infuse $2 billion into the region's economy, per the DMN. Driving the news: The Dallas Sports Commission updated a Dallas City Council committee last week on plans for the World Cup.
Dallas approves $15 million in convention center upgrades so city can host World Cup broadcasting center – if awarded
Events from the World Cup (including the IBC and FIFA Fan Festival) are expected to generate $2 billion in economic revenue, FIFA officials said.
Dallas convention center will host thousands of journalists covering 2026 FIFA World Cup
The Dallas City Council finalized a deal to turn the convention center into a official broadcast center for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Dallas City Council approves funds for hosting 2026 FIFA World Cup International Broadcast Center
The Dallas City Council unanimously approved a $15 million agreement on Wednesday to renovate the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center in Downtown Dallas for the IBC.
The Last Word: On Dallas Spending Up to $15M to Snag World Cup Int’l Broadcast Center
FIFA World Cup is already expected to have $400 million in economic impact on Dallas-Fort Worth, with nine matches scheduled for AT&T Stadium—more than any of the other 15 host venues in the U.S., Canada,
Dallas approves $15 million to support broadcast operations at convention center during World Cup
The Dallas area will host several soccer matches during the 2026 World Cup tournament and the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center will serve as the International Broadcast Center for the entire tournament.
Dallas moves step closer to securing 2026 World Cup broadcast center
An estimated 2,000 broadcasters will work out of the International Broadcast Center during the 2026 World Cup, filling up hotel rooms and providing restaurants with patrons.
Arlington mayor knocks ‘Dallas Stadium’ name change for 2026 World Cup
Arlington Mayor Jim Ross says changing the name of AT&T Stadium to Dallas Stadium for the World Cup goes too far.
Arlington mayor seeks city's inclusion in temporary World Cup name for AT&T Stadium
What he isn’t thrilled about is the governing body directing arenas to be named for whichever major city they are ‘in or near,’ and the decision to temporarily name AT&T Stadium, ‘Dallas Stadium’ for ...
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FIFA World Cup projected to bring $2 billion to North Texas. Here's what it means to the region
From games to a 39-day FIFA Fan Festival, Arlington expects to see a good share of what Dallas-Fort Worth regional leaders ...
Arlington-Dallas Stadium? Mayor pushes for Arlington's name in AT&T Stadium's World Cup rebrand
Mayor Jim Ross said changing the name of AT&T Stadium to Dallas Stadium, as previously planned, won't go over well with the ...
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Dallas convention center could become FIFA World Cup ‘International Broadcast Center’ in 2026
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center could house around 2,000 journalists coming to Dallas to cover the 2026 FIFA ...