The Latino fan passion for World Cup soccer can also be found in a variety of professional sports. While World Cup soccer is the most widely followed tournament, Mexican-Americans are avid fans of Fútbol Liga Mexicana, international soccer leagues and Major League Soccer. Add in Major League Baseball, the NFL and the NBA – along with boxing, UFC action and wrestling – and opportunity abounds for marketers and advertisers.
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Flying High.
By Adam Jacobson
Latin America represents one of the hottest growth opportunities for airlines, as competition makes mergers and alliances the new name of the game.
Travelers flying around Latin America today are enjoying options that were unimaginable just a few years ago. Given the bevy of new routes, direct access to more cities and the entry of scrappy, low-cost carriers, business and leisure customers are flying high.
So is the industry. The expanding ranks of global airline alliances are credited with helping to boost business for a broad swath of carriers …
The Latino fan passion for World Cup soccer can also be found in a variety of professional sports. While World Cup soccer is the most widely followed tournament, Mexican-Americans are avid fans of Fútbol Liga Mexicana, international soccer leagues and Major League Soccer. Add in Major League Baseball, the NFL and the NBA – along with boxing, UFC action and wrestling – and opportunity abounds for marketers and advertisers.
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