Travel analysis: Has the FIFA World Cup changed how the world sees America?
Millions of international visitors ventured to America for the World Cup this year, and what they found might not have been what they expected.
There has been a lot of controversy surrounding America and whether it was safe to host, but the FIFA World Cup forced previously hesitant travellers to confront their concerns, writes Travel News Blitz writer Jesse-Ann Baron.
Worlds colliding: The best culture exchanges from the 2026 FIFA World Cup
As one of the largest global events in the world, it's only natural that the FIFA World Cup brings together cultures in a unique and special way.
While there have been many heartwarming moments emerging online as more international supporters have settled into their various camps, Travel News Blitz’s Zach Heynes highlights three of the cultural fusions that have been taking over the internet during this World Cup season.
Five of the best USA World Cup 2026 host cities to visit
The 2026 World Cup is heading to North America, with the United States, Canada and Mexico all preparing to welcome the globe's football giants for ‘the greatest show on Earth’.
The US will host the majority of matches, and there is now a perfect excuse for footballing fans around the globe to cash out on a trip to one of the world's most varied and unique tourism hotspots.
Here, Travel News Blitz’s Sam Condy picks out five of the best US host cities to visit during World Cup 2026.
England news: Thomas Tuchel targets World Cup glory after taking reins for Three Lions
Thomas Tuchel admitted ‘the target is to win the World Cup’ after officially taking the reins as England manager in a role that starts on January 1, 2025.
Sports News Blitz takes a detailed look at former Chelsea, PSG and Bayern Munich boss Tuchel's incredible career so far.