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Mexico will play a central role in the World Cup 2026, hosting matches across three major cities: Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. As the only country to have already hosted the World Cup twice, Mexico combines football tradition with vibrant culture, ensuring an unforgettable tournament atmosphere for fans and visitors.
Official language: Spanish
Currency: Mexican Peso (MXN)
Population: 126+ million
Capital: Mexico City
Time zones: Central (Mexico City, Guadalajara), Mountain (Monterrey)
Weather (June–July): Warm to hot, with regional differences
Visa: Many countries do not need a visa for short stays; check official requirements before traveling
Do I need a visa to attend the World Cup in Mexico?
Many travelers do not need a visa for short stays, but requirements vary. Check before booking your trip.
What is the weather like during the tournament?
Mexico City is mild, Guadalajara is warm, and Monterrey can be quite hot in June and July.
Which airports are best to use?
Each host city has a major international airport: MEX (Mexico City), GDL (Guadalajara), and MTY (Monterrey).
Is Spanish the only language spoken?
Spanish is the official language, but English is commonly spoken in hotels, airports, and tourist areas.
