A Glasgow travel firm is offering Scotland fans a range of tailor-made packages for the FIFA World Cup 2026 after Steve Clarke’s side sealed their place at the finals for the first time since 1998 with a dramatic victory over Denmark last night.
With fixtures due to be announced in early December, demand for trips is expected to surge, and supporters are being urged to book early to secure their trip.
The tournament, which will be staged across the United States, Canada and Mexico, is set to be the biggest in its history.
For Scotland’s long-suffering fans, many of whom have waited nearly three decades for the chance to follow their team on football’s biggest stage, the opportunity is already sparking huge interest.
Scotland fans at Hampden (Image: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)
Glasgow-headquartered Barrhead Travel has secured availability for exclusive packages that include flights, hotels and match-day experiences. Packages include stays in California, New York and Toronto.
Barrhead Travel first launched its World Cup range last year, and some fans booked as early as 2024 to guarantee their spot.
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Nicki Tempest-Mitchell, Barrhead Travel’s managing director, said: “Scotland qualifying for the World Cup is a moment fans have dreamed of for nearly three decades. We know how passionate the Tartan Army are, and they’ll do everything in their power to follow and support their team.
"We saw demand surge during the Euros last year – but we expect this will create even more excitement and anticipation.”
She added that many fans are likely to extend their trip beyond the matches: “With the tournament being held across North America, we’re expecting a significant number of people will want to build the holiday of a lifetime around one or more of the games. Our teams are ready to help supporters create unforgettable itineraries.”
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