Get Americas Never Left Its Groups' Side

From June 11 to July 19, 2026, the United States, Canada and Mexico hosted the first World Cup played with forty eight teams, across sixteen host cities and one hundred and four matches, all the way to the final at MetLife Stadium. Get Americas was on the ground throughout the tournament, managing the trip for twenty six corporate groups and delegations, from eight to fifty two travelers each: French, Argentine, Brazilian, Colombian, Dutch, German, Norwegian, Scottish, Australian, Tunisian, Moroccan, Japanese and Indian. Most stayed three to four nights — round-trip transfers, stadium logistics, guided city visits in their own language, and a full program built around the tournament.

Delivered start to finish

The World Cup 2026, Delivered Start to Finish

The World Cup 2026 was exactly what Get Americas is built for: a three-country, sixteen-city tournament, managed from start to finish.

On-the-ground delivery

World Cup 2026: What Get Americas Delivered on the Ground

Match Access Through Trusted Partners

Each group's tickets for their matches were secured through trusted ticketing partners, so every delegation could focus on the game.

Hotels Across the Host Cities

Our team secured rooms close to stadiums and city centers in every host city on each group's schedule, sized for groups and corporate delegations.

Match Day Transportation

Our team moved every group between airports, hotels and stadiums, coordinating transfers city by city to keep delegations on time for the first whistle.

On the Ground, Every Match Day

Our teams were present in every host city where our groups traveled, adjusting in real time when schedules shifted — because on match day, there is no margin for error.

Tailor-Made Itineraries

Our team built each group's program around the teams and cities on their radar, from a single match weekend to a multi city run through the tournament.

Concierge Services

Beyond match day, our team made sure every delegation experienced the host city — the right restaurants, the hidden spots, the things that don't make it into any guidebook.

A three-country operation

More Than Logistics: Get Americas at the World Cup 2026

Thirty nine days, three countries, sixteen host cities, the full heat of a North American summer — and every group we managed arrived on time, slept well, got to their match, and left with a story worth telling. That is what Get Americas delivered at the World Cup 2026, from the opening matches to the final at MetLife Stadium.

Behind the scenes

World Cup 2026: Sixteen Cities, Behind the Scenes

Client Briefing Before the First MatchClick to discoverClient Briefing Before the First MatchBefore their first match, each of our twenty six groups received a full briefing built around its own circuit: transfers, hotel logistics, guided visits and match day details, tailored to the cities and matches on its program.Click to return

Guided Visits, in Their Own LanguageClick to discoverGuided Visits, in Their Own LanguageBeyond the stadium, each group explored its host cities with guided visits conducted in its own language, turning every stop between matches into part of the trip.Click to return

Every Group Size, the Same CareClick to discoverEvery Group Size, the Same CareWhether a group traveled with eight guests or with fifty two, each one received the same attention to detail, from transfers to hotel rooms to match day logistics, sized to fit but never simplified.Click to return

Groups From Every Corner of the WorldClick to discoverGroups From Every Corner of the WorldAcross the tournament, Get Americas welcomed corporate groups and delegations from thirteen nationalities, each with its own itinerary, its own language, and its own way of living the World Cup 2026.Click to return

City Experiences Tied to the TournamentClick to discoverCity Experiences Tied to the TournamentIn every host city, groups experienced more than the match itself, with city visits and local experiences timed around the tournament, so the days between matches became part of the trip, not a pause in it.Click to return

The Final at MetLife StadiumClick to discoverThe Final at MetLife StadiumJuly 19, 2026. MetLife Stadium. For the groups who had followed the tournament all the way to the end, this was the last match day — and the one that made every transfer, every hotel check-in, every briefing worth it.Click to return

Client Experience · India

City Experiences Tied to the Tournament

Client Experience · India

A Bespoke Atlanta Program Built Around the Match

An Indian sports hospitality and ticketing agency trusted Get Americas with a group of ten travelers for a World Cup 2026 match at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, while handling the match tickets on their own side. Everything else, Get Americas built around the group's own tastes: airport, hotel and stadium transfers, four nights in a four or five-star hotel with single occupancy rooms, meals centered on Indian cuisine at every stop, a fine dining dinner and a dedicated shopping outing.

World Cup 2026 Get Americas client experience

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A Sport Travel Agency based in Bangalore, India, brought a group of top managers from an Indian technology company to Atlanta for the round of sixteen match between Argentina and Egypt. After the stay, Haricharan wrote:
Hello Stephan, the clients really enjoyed both the lunch and the city tour. Thank you both for helping us accommodate the guests' last minute requests, it was truly appreciated. See you soon.
Haricharan, Special Events Executive, Sport Travel Agency, India

Client Experience · Japan

A Japanese Group in Dallas, Two Matches

A Japanese sport travel agency brought a group of twenty to twenty five travelers to Dallas for two matches involving Japan, Netherlands against Japan and Japan against Sweden, each built around three days on the ground. Get Americas arranged bus transportation for the group, covering airport, hotel and stadium transfers for both stays, together with a Japanese-speaking assistant to accompany the group throughout each period.

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Get Americas arranged the full program for 20 to 25 Japanese travelers in Dallas across two matches — Netherlands vs. Japan, then Japan vs. Sweden. At the end of the stay, Taisei, the agency's project manager, wrote:
Thank you for your kind message! Everything went very well for us, too. Thanks to your Japanese guide, Nina, the group had a wonderful time and everyone really enjoyed themselves! Special thanks to the coordinators at Get Americas for effectively handling last-minute changes without disrupting our group.
Taisei, WC26 Project Manager, Japan

From the CEO

From the Ground — Stephan Cygler, CEO Get Americas

Everything we learned managing groups through the Club World Cup 2025 carried straight into the World Cup 2026, a year later. Running groups across sixteen host cities and three countries for thirty nine days, in the middle of the North American summer, is not something you improvise, and it is exactly the kind of event that tells you what a company is really made of. Every day, we adjusted to changes from our clients — shifts in schedules, activities and visits — and to everything the tournament brought with it. The hardest part was that it never slowed down, a real marathon that reached its peak when six matches were played in a single day, during the third round of the group stage. Since founding Get Americas in 2009, I have believed our teams can carry a large, multi-city event without missing a beat. The World Cup 2026 confirmed it — everything we have built since then is what let us answer every shift, every obstacle our clients faced. Everything we learned is already built into how we are preparing for the LA 2028 Olympic Games and the Rugby World Cup 2031.

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