Tourists visiting Toronto for the World Cup describe the city as more than a place to watch matches. In interviews reported during the middle of Toronto’s World Cup hosting period, several visitors say they planned primarily around games but found additional activities and attractions that extend beyond soccer. Lovro Mihalec, travelling from Croatia for the first time to see Croatia play Panama, says he arrived with uncertainty about what else Toronto would offer aside from match day. Other World Cup visitors also express that Toronto’s broader offerings—such as local sightseeing and experiences outside stadium events—help make their trips more varied. While the articles focus on visitors’ impressions rather than specific programs or statistics, the common theme is that the tournament draws international fans to Toronto, and the city’s surrounding attractions shape how they experience the hosting period. The coverage does not indicate any major disputes or controversies, instead emphasizing the overall visitor experience and the range of things to do during their stay.