The women's World Cup comes to Brazil in 2027, the first time the tournament is held in South America. Thirty-two teams play 64 matches across eight cities over a month of football, from Rio de Janeiro to Sao Paulo, Salvador to Belo Horizonte.
For fans in England, the United States, and across Europe, this is a bucket-list trip: a Brazilian winter, iconic stadiums including the Maracana, and a tournament Spain arrive at as defending champions. It is a long-haul flight and a busy window, so the fans who lock flights and accommodation early get the better trip.
This guide covers the dates, the host cities and when tickets are released. Register your interest and we will send the detail as it lands.
The host cities
Eight cities across Brazil, all using stadiums from the 2014 men's World Cup. Rio de Janeiro and the Maracana are the headline, with Sao Paulo, Salvador, Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Fortaleza, Recife and Porto Alegre completing the map. The cities are spread across a large country, so most travelling fans base in one or two and follow their team, rather than chase every match.
When to plan
Dates are confirmed, 24 June to 25 July 2027. Ticketing is handled through the official channel, with sale dates still to be announced. For a long-haul trip to Brazil, the international flights and the well-placed accommodation are the scarce resources, not the match tickets. Register below and we will tell you the moment tickets and travel packages open.
Common questions
- When is the Women's Football World Cup 2027?
24 June to 25 July 2027, in Brazil. It is the first women's World Cup held in South America.
- Which cities host matches?
Eight cities: Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Salvador, Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Fortaleza, Recife and Porto Alegre, all using stadiums from the 2014 World Cup.
- How many teams play?
Thirty-two, in eight groups of four, then a knockout round from the last 16. Sixty-four matches in all. This is the last 32-team edition before the tournament expands to 48 in 2031.
- When do tickets go on sale?
Tickets are sold through the official tournament channel, with sale dates still to be announced. Register your interest and we will email you the moment tickets and travel packages open.
- Can Letz Travel book the whole trip?
Yes. Letz Travel is an IATA accredited agency and can package flights, accommodation, internal travel and match tickets together. IATA accreditation number 9684463
Booked as one trip, not five
The official ticket site sells you a ticket. It does not book your flights, find accommodation near the right ground, sort the internal travel between host cities, or handle it when a fixture moves. We do.
World Cup Travel is operated by Letz Travel, an IATA accredited agency arranging sport and event travel since 2009. We are an independent travel agent, not a ticket reseller, which means we build the whole trip around your match and book it in one place: flights, accommodation, internal travel and match tickets through the right sale window. IATA accreditation number 9684463
That is the reason to register. We tell you when each piece becomes buyable, and we assemble it so you are not chasing tickets, flights and hotels in three separate scrambles.