A tease for this story contains a bit a let down that local news work to downplay in this week's fight for the World Cup narrative . . .
"Kansas City saw a modest increase in air traffic during the World Cup, but it appears most visitors probably drove instead of flew . . . Data reveals that Kansas City welcomed more than 500 people from Argentina during the tournament."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .
Here's how many people flew through KCI during the World Cup - Kansas City Business Journal
Was hosting the World Cup worth it for Kansas City? Small business owners weigh in
Kansas City hosted six matches during the monthlong tournament, which cost nearly $200 million in public funds for this region's part alone. Did local businesses actually benefit in the end? Or will the event's impact only be felt years down the road?
Developing . . .
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