Hockey World Cup 2026 Tour
Join SportsLink Travel for the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup in Belgium and the...

You could. But you’ll spend valuable time comparing hotels, sorting transfers, and trying to keep up with the team schedule. We’ve already handled those details so you can focus on supporting the players and enjoying the experience.
That’s great. But this trip isn’t only about logistics. It’s about connection, relaxing with colleagues, sharing moments with families, and being part of the group energy that makes the experience special.
Possibly at first glance. But our packages are built on long-standing partnerships that deliver better value, better locations, and smoother travel. You also get the structure, events, and support that individual bookings cannot match.
That works if you have access to those bookings. We make sure you do. You’ll stay near the team and sponsors, travel on the same schedules, and be included in shared supporter experiences.
The extras are what make it memorable. The group dinners, the shared downtime, and the easy camaraderie are what turn a work trip into a genuine highlight.
We understand. Our itineraries are designed with free time built in so you can explore or unwind without worrying about missing anything important.
SportsLink Travel isn’t just a way to get to the game. It’s the way to be part of it, without the stress, without the guesswork, and without missing a single moment.
Yes. We prioritise accommodation close to venues and often in the same hotels as the team or sponsors, so you’re always nearby.
Yes. Each tour includes supporter dinners, pub gatherings, and group activities so you can relax and connect.
No. Tours are designed with flexibility. You’ll always have free time to rest, explore, or manage team responsibilities.
We work with sporting organisations to align itineraries with team commitments, so your travel feels seamless.
Tickets, sightseeing, curated cultural activities, supporter events, and official merchandise — plus the camaraderie of travelling with the full group.