Posts Tagged ‘Sports Travel’
How to Do The Open 2026 at Royal Birkdale (Even Though General Admission Is Sold Out)
The Open returns to Royal Birkdale this July, and the world’s best players will spend four days fighting the wind off the Irish Sea for the Claret Jug. The 154th Open runs from Thursday 16 to Sunday 19 July 2026, with practice days the Sunday through Wednesday before. If you’ve been thinking about going, here’s…
Read MoreWNBA All-Star 2026: How to Plan a Chicago Trip Around It
The league’s biggest weekend lands at the United Center on Saturday, July 25 — right in the middle of the hottest stretch the WNBA has ever had. Here’s whether it’s worth the trip, when to book, where to stay, and how to build a Chicago weekend around it. The quick verdict If you follow the…
Read MoreMLB All-Star Week 2026 in Philadelphia: The Trip-First Guide to Citizens Bank Park
The 96th Midsummer Classic comes to Citizens Bank Park on Tuesday, July 14 — the centerpiece of a five-day baseball festival running July 10–14 in Philadelphia, timed deliberately to coincide with the 250th anniversary of American independence. MLB chose Philly for this one the way they chose Veterans Stadium for the 1976 game during the…
Read MoreUS Open 2026 at Shinnecock Hills: The Late-Booking Trip Guide
The 126th U.S. Open runs June 15–21 at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, with championship rounds Thursday through Sunday. If you’ve been considering this trip and haven’t booked, you’re not too late — you’re operating with about three weeks of runway, which means specific decisions in a specific order. Tickets SeatGeek is the official…
Read MoreNBA Finals 2026: A Trip-First Guide to the Four Possible Host Cities
The Finals tip off June 3 on ABC. We don’t know who’s playing yet. We know where they could be playing — and that’s enough to start planning the trip. The Oklahoma City Thunder, San Antonio Spurs, New York Knicks, and Cleveland Cavaliers are the four teams left. Game 1 is twelve days away. If…
Read MoreThe NFL’s 2026 International Games: Which Ones Are Actually Worth a Trip
The NFL is playing nine games outside the US in 2026 — the most it’s ever done in one season. Three cities are getting a game for the first time ever: Melbourne, Rio, and Paris. The rest are repeat stops the league has down to a routine by now: London, Madrid, Munich, Mexico City. Most…
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