- Travel costs to the US for the 2026 Men's World Cup, hosted by the US, Canada, and Mexico, are significantly decreasing due to dwindling demand.
- Flight fares from the UK to US destinations have fallen, with an open-jaw itinerary to Dallas and returning from New York now costing £945, down from over £1,000.
- Connecting flights via Dublin offer even cheaper options, with a non-stop flight to Dallas and return from Newark costing £645, a drop from over £800.
- Hotel rates in major US cities are also declining, with a double room in midtown Manhattan falling by 13 per cent to $513 (£377) for a specific date.
- Non-football fans can also benefit, with London to Los Angeles return flights available for around £515 in June, significantly lower than the usual £700-£800.
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