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Business has picked up for restaurants in East Downtown Houston as the World Cup continues. The area is hosting the FIFA Fan Festival, which offers free match viewing for locals and visitors. As of Tuesday, the festival had attracted a large crowd.
More than 163,000 visitors had been drawn to the festival by Tuesday, according to reports from Houston Public Media. For more information on the festival and its impact on local businesses, readers can refer to the source.
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