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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Paul MacInnes

Fifa ramps up efforts to sell luxury World Cup hospitality tickets after revenue re-evaluation

Donald Trump and FIFA president Gianni Infantino display 2026 World Cup final ticket in Oval Office
US president Donald Trump and Fifa president Gianni Infantino with a giant World Cup ticket in the Oval Office. Photograph: Bloomberg/Getty Images

Fifa is upping efforts to sell luxury hospitality tickets for the World Cup, with packages still available for 102 of the 104 matches at the expanded tournament.

Mexico’s Group A game against South Korea and one last-32 fixture expected to feature Spain are the only matches showing a lack of availability on Fifa’s hospitality platform, and a new category – “suite essentials” – has been added to lower-profile games, allowing customers to buy an individual ticket for a suite that would previously have been sold to a group.

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