World Cup, attractions bode well for Palm Beach County, state tourism
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Palm Beach County in Florida is expected to have a strong summer tourist season despite rising travel costs due to the US-Israel war against Iran. The county's tourism industry is predicted to benefit from the FIFA World Cup games scheduled for nearby Miami-Dade County, as well as its own attractions and luxury hotels.
Palm Beach County had a record tourism year in 2025, attracting over 10 million visitors. Despite rising travel costs, officials are confident about the summer season. The FIFA World Cup games in nearby Miami-Dade County are expected to bring in more visitors. Luxury hotels in the area are already seeing high demand, with one hotel selling rooms for $1,700 per night. The World Cup is expected to attract up to 1 million visitors to South Florida. Palm Beach County's attractions and luxury hotels are predicted to benefit from the event.
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