Hisense Enhances Accessibility at FIFA World Cup 2026
Hisense has partnered with FIFA and KultureCity to create more inclusive fan experiences at the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Consumer electronics and home appliance brand Hisense is collaborating with FIFA and accessibility organization KultureCity to improve the fan experience at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The initiative aims to provide more inclusive matchday environments for fans with sensory sensitivities across all 16 host cities.
To address challenges faced by individuals with sensory processing needs, Hisense-branded mobile sensory vehicles will be stationed outside stadium entrances. Dedicated sensory rooms, equipped with Hisense displays showcasing calming visuals, will also be available within stadium commercial exhibition areas throughout the tournament.
These designated spaces allow fans to take a break, reset, and manage sensory input in a calmer setting. Hisense has also facilitated opportunities for families with sensory needs to attend matches in a more accessible manner. The company states this effort aligns with its long-term ESG commitments.
Hisense aims to leverage innovation to create more accessible and inclusive experiences, reflecting its vision of "Innovating a Brighter Life" by fostering connections through shared events.