FIFA’S Ripple Effect

A snapshot of the spending, sentiment and surprising spinoffs of FIFA World Cup 2026.

60.9% of brands activated around the World Cup without rights, either due to cost or category restrictions
31.8% of brands were not involved
7.3% of brands had official/format rights to a FIFA 2026 asset
Source: Canadian Sponsorship Landscape Study

AMOUNT RAISED BY THE
FIFA WORLD CUP 2026
CANADA 50/50 DRAW

Source: Canada Soccer

$1,033 The average spend by visitors in Ontario (excluding match tickets and flights)
96% of visitors said Ontario is safe for travel
92% plan to return to Toronto within two years for a leisure trip
Source: Destination Ontario

RendezViews Toronto
Photo: Destination Toronto

49% Food & restaurant options
43% Maps & navigation intel
42% Attractions & experiences
40% Travel times & distances between destinations
39% Budgeting & cost information
Source: Context Research Group for Destination Ontario

Photo: The Look Company







$799.95
The retail price of a 9-ft. patio umbrella upcycled from fabric used to transform Vancouver’s Science World into a 40-metre-diameter re-creation of the adidas Trionda official match ball
Source: Destination Vancouver




Published October 2026

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