Core: According to the Mexican Economist on June 10, with the approaching of the 2010 World Cup finals, Mexico's economy has been effectively driven, and the benefits of the World Cup have begun to emerge. Since Mexico will appear in the opening match with the host South Africa, a large number of fans choose to watch the game on the spot. According to the statistics of Air Mexico, the booking volume of its tickets in June increased by 11% month on month. It is estimated that more than one third of the passengers are going to South Africa.

According to the Mexican Economist reported on June 10, with the approaching of the 2010 World Cup finals, Mexico's economy has been effectively driven, and the benefits of the World Cup have begun to emerge. Since Mexico will appear in the opening match with the host South Africa, a large number of fans choose to watch the game on the spot. According to the statistics of Air Mexico, the booking volume of its tickets in June increased by 11% month on month. It is estimated that more than one third of the passengers are going to South Africa.

In addition, according to the statistics of the Mexican Association of Trade, Services and Tourism (CANACO), the World Cup is expected to bring at least 3.2 billion pesos (about 256 million dollars) of income to the capital Mexico City, mainly benefiting from the retail industry, journalism and catering industry. However, the association also warned that the piracy of World Cup related products is serious, especially textiles and audio-visual products. If the government does not intensify its efforts, it is likely to cause economic losses of more than 1.2 billion pesos (about 96 million US dollars).