Brazil. But maybe just beyond the tournament am looking at how to enhance disability sports borrowing from the happenings of the event. FIFA is proud that for the first time, female referees will be officiating games at the event. Granted. Such developments should spur interest in integrating persons with disabilities in the game, or have an integrated event for both persons with disabilities and those without. That way, viewership is the same and so FIFA officials will be able to look at challenges affecting disability sports, instead of having to hold an event later on to a small audience and reduced viewership.
The tournament also brings with it cutting edge technology that will help persons with disabilities, even though am sure they did not have that in mind while bringing the technology. In the newly constructed stadiums, there are screens on the headrest of the seat ahead. That means that persons with low vision will watch the game without straining.
To those without disabilities, that's convenience/comfort. To those with disabilities, that's independence.
Same team as mine 😎😌. Insightful infor, I barely knew that was being done.
I love the last part, comfort for those without disability and independence for persons with disability.