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Vancouver faces a 70,000-night lodging shortage during the 2026 World Cup due to declining hotel rooms and rising demand.
A Deloitte report commissioned by Airbnb predicts a 70,000-night lodging shortfall in Vancouver during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with up to 350,000 visitors expected but only 13,000 hotel rooms available—down 550 since 2020 due to conversions to social housing.
Airbnb is urging temporary relaxation of short-term rental rules, citing a 260% hotel price surge during Taylor Swift concerts and warning of over 200% increases during the World Cup, which could cost $45 million in lost visitor spending.
While city and provincial officials maintain current regulations to protect housing stability, they acknowledge the challenge and are supporting fast-tracked hotel permits.
Experts note the issue reflects broader tourism and housing planning gaps.
Vancouver se enfrenta a una escasez de alojamiento de 70,000 noches durante la Copa del Mundo de 2026 debido a la disminución de las habitaciones de hotel y al aumento de la demanda.