He Sub 20 world which will take place in Argentina and in which champion was established Uruguaythey will follow the country 362 million dollarsAccording to figures released by the Ministry of Economy.
After some data released by the Argentine Confederation of Medium Enterprises (CAME), a lot in official figures, 230 thousand foreign tourists entered with an average stay of seven days and a daily expense of 200 dollars each. Thus, the economic collection that Argentina reached, in this sector, is 322 million dollars.
According to CAME, foreigners spent most of the money on clothing, footwear, leather goods and jewelry, taking advantage of the difference. In the total amount too the 40 million contributed by FIFA in terms of organization were addedwhich gives a total of 362 million dollars.
When FIFA took away the organization of the World Cup from Indonesia and gave it to Argentina, the national government found in this tournament an important source of income at a time when the country had red numbers and according to the estimates of the FIFA sergio masathe youth tournament would bring the country closer to more than 230 thousand tourists and would benefit him with 600 million dollars.
finally, the foreigners who visited Argentina were more than those stipulated, but the total amount barely exceeded half of what had been discussed in the previous of the World Cup.
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