Welcome to your bi-weekly travel offer of the week from Surbiton high street's only independent travel agent, 7Seas Holidays.

This week, 7Seas has a special offer to head to the US for the 2026 World Cup.

7Seas' offer, which costs £19,998 plus a £12k deposit based on two people, includes return international flights, internal USA flights with Delta Airlines, six  hand-picked hotels across major US cities (room only), Amtrak train journeys (New York → Philadelphia → Boston), six World Cup Match Tickets – Category 3/4 (non-refundable), and access to hotel amenities.

&Seas invites you to experience the trip of a lifetime with this all-in-one travel package (Credit: 7Seas Holidays)

 With this offer, your trip will last from 14 June – 5 July.

Your trip itinerary looks like:

San Francisco (14 – 17 June)

• Handlery Union Square Hotel
• Attend Match 20 in Santa Clara
• Time to explore Golden Gate Bridge & Fisherman's Wharf

Los Angeles (17 – 20 June)

• Andaz West Hollywood by Hyatt
• Attend Match 26 (USA vs TBC) in Inglewood
• Enjoy Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Beverly Hills

New York (20 – 23 June)

• Royalton New York
• Attend Match 41 in East Rutherford
• Free time in Times Square, Central Park & beyond

Philadelphia (23–27 Jun)

• The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square
• Attend Match 55
• Discover historic Old City & Liberty Bell

Boston (27 – 30 June)

• Omni Parker House
• Attend Match 74 – Round of 32 in Foxborough
• Explore Boston Common & Quincy Market

Miami (30 Jun–4 Jul)

• Fontainebleau Miami Beach
• Attend Match 86 – Round of 32 in Miami Gardens

RAIL TRAVEL

• 23 June | Amtrak | New York → Philadelphia
• 27 June | Amtrak | Philadelphia → Boston

Spaces on this trip are extremely limited, so secure your space today with your £12k deposit.

To enquire about the trip, email 7Seas at [email protected] or call the agent on  0203 968 0900.

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