british airways say they saw a 90% strike spike in searches onen their web site for flights to new orleansver 2023 meaning 622.5 million viewers -- 6 2.5 million viewers watched. hitting a peak of 10 million watcher during the halftime hoe. canada's audience averaged more than 0 is million voters -- 10 million, up 16%, while germany, the u.k. and australia each averaged 1.2 million if viewers, up 18%. the nfl has held regular season games in the past here in england, germany, mexico and brazil, and they're even expanding to pain in 2025, and sights are also set on australia for 2026. as you mentioned last year, london's mayor said he wants to host a future super bowl. roger goodell said their might be a super bowl overseas if the riege expands. some say the logistics could be more harmful, might be more of a headache logistically thinking of yet a lag for the players and also a just time zones to watch as well. kevin: that makes sense. let's be honest, the time difference is a deal to worry about. stephanie bennett in loan -- london, thank you.. i'm kevin corke in for my colorado buddy, jo

british airways tell me immediately following afc and nfc championship games, they saw 90% spike in searchesle over super bowl weekend. from london, they currently fly for direct flights to the big easy. looking at the statistics last year super bowl 2024, nfl's says global tv audience growth like 10% over 2023, 62.5 million viewers watched the kansas city chiefs defeat the 49ers. mexico's audience averaged 8.7 million viewers, up 5% from the year before and a peak of 10 million watters during the halftime show with pleasure. canada audience averaged 10 million, up 16% in germany, uk and australia averaged 1.2 million viewers, up 18 to 26%. nfl health regular-season games in the past here in england, germany, mexico and brazil and expanding to spain in 2025. sights are set on australia for 2026. the jaguars have become regular in london and london mayor says he wants to host super bowl in the future while nfl commissioner robert caddell said there might be a super bowl overseas if they expand and adds international team but some are saying the logistics of hosting super bowl overseas might h

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