Several European governments have updated their travel advisories for the United States ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, prompting closer scrutiny from tour operators, airlines, and American travelers planning international trips around the mega-event.
In recent updates, France, Germany, Ireland, and Canada revised guidance related to travel to the U.S., citing expected congestion, heightened security measures, and logistical challenges linked to the expanded 48-team tournament, which will be hosted across multiple North American cities.
The updates do not discourage travel outright, but they urge heightened awareness, early planning, and strict compliance with entry requirements. Several advisories highlight the potential for increased security screenings, longer wait times at airports
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