The world will come to Dallas and surrounding cities on June 14 when the Netherlands faces off against Japan at Arlington’s AT&T Stadium, or as it will be temporarily known, “Dallas Stadium.” Somewhere between 1.4 and 2.7 million visitors may attend matches and flock to other World Cup-related events across DFW this summer. The most-watched sporting event on the planet comes to North Texas at a time when international tourism to the United States has softened, amid visa delays, stricter border enforcement policies and a recent federal proposal that would require some visitors to disclose up to five years of...
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