Login now to Preview the Stadium, Fan Zone & Crowd Safety module!

Safer football, smarter travel

The 2026 World Cup will bring huge crowds into busy stadiums, fan zones and host cities across the USA, Canada and Mexico – with long travel days, packed transport and complex security measures. This six‑module micro‑learning pack turns that into clear steps so you and your travellers can focus on the football, not the fallout. 

Who it’s for 

• Individuals heading to the World Cup – for work or pleasure. 

• Small organisations sending staff, clients or guests to matches, fan events or host‑city meetings. 

• Travel managers and PAs who don’t have a full travel‑risk programme, but want to give travellers something better than a “stay safe” email. 

What’s inside – 6 focused modules 

Each module is a practical, 2-3 minute micro‑lesson: 

1. Public Transport
   How to move between airports, cities and venues more safely using local and long‑distance public transport – planning routes, avoiding higher‑risk services and crowds, and staying alert during busy match days and late‑night returns. 

1. IT / Information Safety and Security
   Keeping phones, laptops and accounts secure while travelling: safer use of hotel and public Wi‑Fi, protecting work data, avoiding malicious QR codes and links around stadiums/fan zones, and reducing the risk of device loss or compromise. 

1. Ticketing Scams and Fraud
   Spotting and avoiding fake tickets, phishing emails, fraudulent resale sites and social‑media scams – plus what to do if you think you or a colleague has been targeted. 

1. Stadium, Fan Zone & Crowd Safety (Complimentary preview for TRA guest members)
   Practical guidance for getting into, around and away from stadiums and fan zones: bag checks, entry queues, finding safer standing/seat locations, managing exits and what to do if you feel unsafe in a crowd. 

1. Civil Unrest & Protests
   Understanding how protests, policing and wider tensions can affect travel plans during a major event; recognising early warning signs, avoiding flashpoints, and responding if demonstrations or disorder develop near where you are. 

1. Short‑Term Rental Accommodation
   Applying safe‑stay principles in non‑hotel settings – from choosing and arriving at a rental, to door and window security, visitors, digital locks and neighbourhood awareness when you’re staying in someone else’s space. 

Why it matters 

• Major tournaments concentrate crowds, alcohol, opportunistic crime and political tensions into a handful of cities. 

• Fans will be moving across three countries, unfamiliar transport systems and a wide range of accommodation types. 

• Most individuals and smaller organisations won’t have bespoke security briefings, yet they still carry duty‑of‑care responsibilities when travel is work‑related. 

This pack gives them a grounded, evidence‑based starting point they can embed in their travel plans. 

Price and access 

• Launch price: £299 (excl. VAT) 

• TRA paying members: 10% discount automatically applied when logged in 

• TRA guest members: Complimentary access to the Stadium, Fan Zone & Crowd Safety module when logged in – no payment required.