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Explore North America: A Travel Guide for World Cup Fans
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the biggest tournament in history – with 48 teams, 3 host nations, and a predicted 6 million fans traveling globally to experience the action across USA, Canada, and Mexico.
With so many people crossing international borders, travel logistics will become more complex than ever before. That’s where TravelDoc steps in – ensuring fans can focus on football, not the paperwork.
For the first time ever, the World Cup will take place across three countries. But each host - USA, Canada, and Mexico - has different visa and entry rules.
With TravelDoc, fans can instantly check whether they meet the entry requirements for all three destinations. The platform provides real-time Go/No-Go guidance, helping passengers avoid being denied boarding or delayed at immigration.
World Cup travel isn’t always predictable. Fans may extend their trip if their team progresses or cut it short if they’re knocked out early.
TravelDoc makes it easy to stay compliant, even when plans change. The tool checks whether a visa extension is needed and helps travellers avoid unintentional overstays and related fines.
With millions moving between cities and countries, airport queues and border delays are inevitable. TravelDoc helps reduce this pressure in two key ways:
Government travel policies can change quickly - especially during high-profile global events.
TravelDoc continually monitors global regulations and updates passengers with real-time alerts. Whether it’s a new health requirement or a temporary visa change, fans will be the first to know and can adjust their plans accordingly.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup promises unforgettable moments on the pitch – TravelDoc ensures getting there is just as seamless.
Written by Daniel Simmons, Business Development Representative, ICTS Europe Systems
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