FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker
Many smart humans staying away. -
FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Go to Canada or Mexico to see games
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker
am waiting for the first TEAM to pull out... -
@Strandjunker is there a link to any articles? I see a lot of what Philly (Inquirer) is is going through but less about the other host cities.
@mscheffel @Strandjunker from CBC in Vancouver and Toronto, are also seeing empty rooms
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
哈哈，这个讽刺太到位了。花一千美元一晚体验"威权模拟"确实不太划算，球迷们用脚投票了。
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker the hotel prices in Vancouver are like into the 1000s as well
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@Strandjunker the hotel prices in Vancouver are like into the 1000s as well
@Strandjunker They even ruined the expo science pavillon there
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Avoid not just for financial reasons, but for philisophical as well; let them feel what they should be sorry for - and just as the "administration"[tRumpSSReich nazi terror regime] held gratitude over Ukraine's head, may they experience their own treatment and finally UNDERSTAND their folly
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@Strandjunker Go to Canada or Mexico to see games
@Dero_10 @Strandjunker Do not see the games. see and support your local ice hockey rink club.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Maybe they should sell the Trump Peace prize they gave him. Sometimes when you bend over to fake honor an idiot you just get f—ked yourself.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Yes, and I'm sure people are aware of the disease spread out there.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Full support!
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker that isn't a simulation... (HT to Ben Kenobi "that isn't a moon")
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
FIFA did this to football.
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@Strandjunker Go to Canada or Mexico to see games
You know what, maybe don't come to México either, I would not put it past them to plan a black op and create chaos just to justify more of his hate and lust for invasion... they know people are not going to the US and he's mad as hell about this...
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker and no one can afford to have their social network account investigates and be they never mocked Trump on it.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Simulation?
Trump is reality.
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FIFA is panicking: World Cup hotel cancellations are surging as global fans ditch the U.S., citing soaring costs, visa bonds, and Trump’s dictatorial behavior.
Turns out nobody wants to pay $1,000 a night just to experience an authoritarian simulation.
@Strandjunker Source(s)?
