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Booking Your Clients Into the 2026 World Cup (& Bonus for You)

Read on for one cool travel advisor incentive and a plethora of choices for clients to enjoy the 2026 World Cup games and festivities.

World Cup Win-Win for Advisors

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup underway, Riviera Travel has tied its advisor incentive program directly to match results—meaning your earnings grow alongside the scoreboard.

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They score, you win. (Photo by Riviera Travel)

Through July 19, advisors earn a $50 PerfectGift voucher for each new booking deposited. Every goal scored by a U.S. or Canadian team adds $10 to that voucher, up to a cap of $100 per booking.

A second layer kicks in on match wins: each time the U.S. or Canadian team wins, advisors enrolled in Riviera Explorer earn one entry into a grand prize draw for a complimentary river cruise for two adults. Platform graduates receive three entries per qualifying win.

Key details:

  • Promotion runs now – July 19, 2026
  • Valid only on U.S. and Canadian team results
  • Vouchers capped at $100 per booking
  • New deposited bookings only; cancellations or refunds before July 31 void the reward
  • Vouchers distributed by email around mid-August; nontransferable with a 12-month expiration
  • Grand prize river cruise is for two adults, lower deck only, subject to availability; space must be confirmed 90 days prior to sailing, with travel completed in 2026 or 2027

The Mark, NYC

Penthouse at The Mark. (Photo by The Mark)

For the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final in New York City, The Mark is offering one of the most complete luxury sports packages on the market. The Mark World Cup Extravaganza is priced at $1,000,000 for four nights, July 16–21.

The package centers on the Mark Penthouse, which occupies the hotel’s top two floors and accommodates six guests. The setup reads less like a hotel stay and more like a private Manhattan residence: a 24-hour butler, an on-call massage therapist, two additional guestrooms for personal staff or support teams and a private charter through New York Harbor past the Statue of Liberty are all included.

In-penthouse viewing features oversized screens, lounge seating, curated entertainment and access to a private gym and cold plunge with skyline views. After the sun goes down, the penthouse terrace becomes an outdoor cocktail lounge with martinis and caviar service from Caviar Kaspia at The Mark, overlooking Central Park and the Manhattan skyline.

For the final itself, guests travel to and from the match by private helicopter, bypassing the crowds entirely. Seating is midfield, pitch-side and premium, with exclusive lounge access, a dedicated entrance and commemorative gifts included.

The stay closes with a private evening back in the penthouse.

For more information, visit themarkhotel.com.

The Ann Savannah, GA

View of The Ann Savannah. (Photo by The Ann Savannah)

For World Cup travelers looking to decompress between matches without straying too far from the action, Savannah, Georgia, is worth putting on the itinerary. The Ann Savannah, an apartment-style hotel one hour by air or four hours by car from Atlanta, is launching a package built specifically for the tournament window.

The Between the Matches: Family and Friends Escape runs now through July 31, 2026, and is available exclusively for 2-bedroom units. The property’s apartment-style layout—full kitchens and multiple bedrooms—gives groups the kind of space and flexibility that standard hotel rooms typically can’t deliver. The package includes:

  • A $100 credit at Little James, the hotel’s onsite cafe and cocktail bar
  • A personalized walking tour of Savannah
  • Savannah-inspired snacks and beverages for watching matches in the room

For families or friend groups traveling together, the combination of a shared living space and in-room viewing options makes this a practical alternative to booking multiple traditional hotel rooms during an already crowded tournament travel season.

For more information, visit theannsavannah.com.

Huttopia, U.S.

Base camp in the White Mountains. (Photo by Huttopia)

For the 2026 FIFA World Cup, French eco-friendly ready-to-camp lodging brand Huttopia is turning its six U.S. properties into tournament base camps from June 11 to July 19. Guests can follow matches, soak up the atmosphere and take part in on-site programming whether or not they hold match tickets.

Every U.S. location sits within three hours of a World Cup host city, including New York, Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles. The properties include two regions:

  • Northeast: Huttopia Lake George – Adirondacks, Huttopia Southern Maine, Huttopia Berkshires and Huttopia White Mountains
  • California: Huttopia Wine Country – Northern California and Huttopia Paradise Springs

Programming is included at no extra cost and runs throughout the tournament:

  • Live match screenings with communal viewing moments
  • Soccer-themed kids’ activities, including a mini tournament, games and creative programming
  • Gathering spaces and evening fireside settings

To encourage longer stays during the tournament, Huttopia is offering 20 percent off weekday nights (Sunday through Thursday) from June 14 to July 16, 2026, with a 2-night minimum. The booking window closes June 19; use code HUTTOWORLDCUP.

For more information, visit americas.huttopia.com.

Where To Stay, Watch, Play

South Miami Beach, FL. (Photo by Nejron on Envato)

For clients building World Cup itineraries, The Dana Agency has assembled real-time destination guides covering three key markets. Each guide is updated as details evolve, pulling together hotel packages, watch parties, dining, local events and transportation guidance in one place. Markets currently covered:

  • Miami and Miami Beach, FL — hotel packages, events, watch parties, dining and getting around the city
  • Broward County, FL — things to do and where to dine in Fort Lauderdale during the tournament
  • New York, N.Y. — a guide produced by Arlo Hotels NYC, covering hotel packages, watch parties and dining

InterContinental Seattle Bellevue

The hotel sits on the swanky Avenue Bellevue. (Photo by InterContinental Seattle Bellevue)

With Washington-area World Cup matches expected to draw a wave of international visitors, Bellevue has become a luxury home base that sidesteps the crowds of downtown Seattle. InterContinental Seattle Bellevue and Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi have teamed up on The Perfect Match, a turnkey package designed for two that covers accommodations, private transportation and destination dining in a single booking.

The Perfect Match includes:

  • Overnight stay at InterContinental Seattle Bellevue
  • Access to the hotel’s Les Clefs d’Or Concierge for personalized itinerary planning and reservation assistance
  • Complimentary welcome amenity
  • Black car service to and from Ascend
  • $300 gift card to Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi, plus a guaranteed premium table with priority access, a tasting of the Baltic Brandy—a cocktail featuring sljivovica (Baltic plum brandy), plum, Pedro Jimenez, lemon and egg white created as a nod to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national football team playing in Seattle—and complimentary dessert
  • Late check-out

Of note: No game tickets are included.

For more information, visit ihg.com.

West Coast

  • Panoramic Oceanfront Suite at The Sanctuary Beach Resort. (Photo by The Sanctuary Beach Resort)

    L’Ermitage Beverly Hills, CAThis all-suite property sits within easy reach of SoFi Stadium and key World Cup venues while keeping guests in Beverly Hills’ quieter residential area. For the tournament run, the hotel’s Summer of Soccer program brings globally inspired food and drink specials to Costa Covo and Poza Rooftop from June 12–July 10—including the Pacific Standard and Kiwi Coast cocktails, Buttermilk-Fried Chicken Oysters, and Grilled New Zealand Lamb Chops. The SPF: Sip, Pool, Float offer provides up to 20 percent off extended stays. For more information, visit lermitagebeverlyhills.com.

  • The Sanctuary Beach Resort, CAFourteen miles from Levi’s Stadium along Monterey Bay, this beachfront property offers clients beachfront yoga, BOND’Fires and ocean-to-table dining at Salt Wood Kitchen & Oysterette. New tournament-adjacent programming includes the Analog Summer Series and Summer SOULstice—built around coastal experiences, celestial-inspired cocktails and live-fire culinary offerings. The Highway 1 Offer gives travelers a natural way to extend their California itinerary beyond match day. For more information, visit thesanctuarybeachresort.com.
  • Los Angeles Athletic Club, CAFounded in 1880, the city’s oldest private members’ club will function as a boutique hotel during the World Cup. Viewing parties at Duke’s Sports Bar, themed menus, specialty cocktails and match-day activations keep pace with the tournament schedule, while full membership access opens more than 60 weekly fitness classes, an indoor lap pool and athletic courts. Recovery options include cold plunge therapy and sports massages. Guests also have the opportunity to train alongside Team USA athletes currently based at the Club. For more information, visit laac.com.
  • Hyatt Centric Fisherman’s Wharf, CAFor those who’d rather stay in the city than near the stadium, this recently renovated 316-room waterfront property in Fisherman’s Wharf keeps Levi’s Stadium within reach while putting San Francisco’s most recognizable neighborhoods at the doorstep. The hotel’s signature restaurant and bar, Brick & Beam, serves locally inspired cuisine and sustainably sourced seafood in a relaxed nautical setting. For more information, visit hyatt.com.
  • Omni La Costa Resort & Spa, CAThis Southern California resort is marking the tournament with Summer Footgolf—a mashup of soccer and golf played across the front nine of the resort’s South Course. Available to resort guests and members June 11–July 19, tee times run Tuesday through Thursday starting at 4 p.m., timed around golden hour. The experience is open to all ages. For more information, visit omnihotels.com.

East Coast

  • Game time seafood tower. (Photo by Wequassett Resort & Golf Club)

    Wequassett Resort & Golf Club | Cape Cod, MAMassachusetts is set to host seven FIFA World Cup matches at Gillette Stadium, and this Forbes Double Five-Star property on Cape Cod makes a compelling case for skipping Boston altogether. The resort’s new Summer of Soccer experience includes private car service to and from Gillette Stadium, keeping the match-day commute simple while guests hold onto the waterfront resort setting. Beyond the tournament, the property supports longer stays with oyster cultivation sessions through the Mass Oyster Project, birdwatching walks, boating excursions on Pleasant Bay and waterfront live music running through the summer season.

  • Havana Cabana | Key West, FLA scenic drive from Miami, this Cuban-inspired Key West hotel offers a low-key way to stay connected to the World Cup energy—watch parties, poolside mojitos and the unhurried pace of the Florida Keys. For those looking to extend a South Florida trip, it’s a straightforward add-on with a distinctly local feel.