Please see the below materials from Visit California
Designed for the travel trade, this curated collection of California itineraries helps transform World Cup travel into longer, more immersive journeys across the state. These routes go beyond match attendance, showcasing California’s iconic landscapes, creative communities, culinary regions and car‑free rail experiences that appeal to long‑haul and premium travelers. Each itinerary is built to encourage extended stays, regional exploration and customizable pacing — giving advisors practical tools to inspire visitation, add value and position California as a destination where the journey itself is as compelling as the event.
World Cup Itineraries
World Cup by Amtrak: The Ultimate West Coast Rail Journey
A curated rail itinerary connecting World Cup host regions through California’s most compelling coastal and inland destinations. This refined journey prioritizes immersion over distance, transforming sports travel into a deeper cultural experience — ideal for long-haul clients who value time, connection, and meaningful exploration, not just match tickets.
The Pacific Surfliner Experience: Southern California's Coastal Rail Journey
A coastal rail journey between Los Angeles and San Diego designed for travelers seeking Southern California’s iconic beach lifestyle, major attractions, and culinary experiences without driving. This itinerary prioritizes longer stays in fewer destinations, allowing clients to settle in and experience each place more deeply.
This immersive nine–11 day culinary journey showcases California’s diverse food and wine culture along the Highway 1 corridor, connecting Michelin-starred dining, celebrated wine regions, sustainable seafood and artisanal producers. This itinerary prioritizes longer stays in itinerary key destinations to allow time for private tastings, local encounters, and unhurried dining experiences.
Pacific Northwest Passage: The Ultimate World Cup Road Trip
5 days connecting two iconic host cities through America’s most dramatic coastal landscapes, designed for deeper exploration rather than rapid transit.