The 2030 men's football World Cup marks a hundred years of the tournament, and it is spread wider than any edition before it. The main event is co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco across southern Europe and North Africa, with three special centenary matches staged in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay, where the first World Cup was held in 1930.
For travelling fans this is a once-in-a-generation edition: three countries and two continents in the main tournament, iconic cities from Madrid to Casablanca to Lisbon, and a centenary story that runs back to Montevideo. It is still years out, so detail is light for now.
This is an early guide. Register your interest and we will build it out as host cities, dates and ticketing are confirmed.
A World Cup across two continents
The 2030 edition is the widest in the tournament's history. Spain, Portugal and Morocco share the bulk of the matches across southern Europe and North Africa, a short hop apart, which makes a multi-country trip realistic in a way most World Cups are not. Three centenary matches open the tournament in South America, in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay, marking a hundred years since the first World Cup in 1930.
Why register now
Detail firms up over the next few years: host cities, the match schedule, and ticketing. An event this size, across three countries, rewards early planning more than most. Register your interest now and we will send each piece as it is confirmed, well ahead of the demand wave.
Common questions
- When and where is the Football World Cup 2030?
Mid 2030, co-hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with three centenary matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. Exact dates and host cities are confirmed closer to the tournament.
- Why is it spread across so many countries?
2030 marks a hundred years since the first World Cup in Uruguay in 1930. The main tournament is hosted across Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with three centenary matches in South America to mark the anniversary.
- 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.