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FIFA's Process for Selecting World Cup Host Cities

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FIFA is expected to generate $10.9 billion from the upcoming World Cup.
This marks a 56% increase in revenue compared to the last tournament.
Host cities and stadiums do not receive any revenue from ticket sales or sponsorships.
Cities compete vigorously for the opportunity despite the financial limitations.
The bidding process involves significant stadium upgrades and intense competition.

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FIFA is expected to generate $10.9 billion from the upcoming World Cup.
This marks a 56% increase in revenue compared to the last tournament.
Host cities and stadiums do not receive any revenue from ticket sales or sponsorships.
Cities compete vigorously for the opportunity despite the financial limitations.
The bidding process involves significant stadium upgrades and intense competition.

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