Kathy Nelson, a key figure in Kansas City’s tourism and sports leadership, shared how the city is preparing to host the FIFA World Cup in 2026. With enhanced security led by national experts and major transportation upgrades like a free streetcar expansion and 200 newly secured buses, the city aims to create a smooth, safe, and memorable experience. Nelson also emphasized Kansas City’s global appeal, bolstered by cultural icons and sports fame, and sees the World Cup as a springboard for future international events and increased tourism—solidifying the city’s place on the global stage.
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