Front Row guides
Sport-trip guides
A game abroad lives or dies on everything around it — getting tickets that are real, a hotel you can actually get back to after the final whistle, and not blowing the budget on the wrong city. These guides are the honest groundwork for building a trip around a fixture: where to stay, how to get tickets safely, and what the weekend really looks like.
01World Cup 2026: the host cities and how to plan a tripThe 2026 World Cup is spread across 16 cities in three countries.02Champions League away days: how to do a midweek football tripA practical guide to building a European football trip around a Champions League away game.03Which F1 Grand Prix should you go to? A fan's guideNot all Formula 1 races are equal as a trip.04NFL in London: how to do the weekendAmerican football comes to London each autumn.05How to buy tickets for big sporting events safelyHow to buy tickets for big games without getting scammed — official sources and the red flags.06The best football stadium tours in EuropeNo match ticket needed — a guide to the best football stadium tours across Europe.07The best sporting events worth travelling forAn honest ranking of the events worth crossing borders for — by atmosphere, spectacle, value and how hard they are to get into.08How to get Champions League final tickets safelyThe official UEFA ballot, club allocations and the resale traps — how to get into the final without getting scammed.09How much does a football trip abroad cost?An honest breakdown of tickets, flights, beds and the extras — where the money goes and how to keep it down.10What to book before a match trip (and what to skip)An honest verdict on what's worth booking — and what to skip. Tickets go through official sources; flights and beds direct.11Your first F1 Grand Prix weekend: what to expectWhat a first Formula 1 race is really like — the three-day rhythm, grandstand vs general admission, ear protection and the walking.