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International Soccer Tournaments International Soccer Tours and Tournaments Club College, & High School Team Tours www.premierinternationaltours.com Welcome to the world of international soccer! Why travel internationally with your team: • International competition • Meet players from all over the world • Visit world’s most famous sites • Develop as a player and person • Develop your cultural understanding Why travel with Premier International Tours • All tours are endorsed by the United Soccer Coaches • A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau • 2017 BBB Torch Award Winner • Preferred International Travel Partner of US Youth Soccer • International Tour Partner of US Club Soccer • Our staff has 60+ years of experience organizing international tours • We have tour operator liability insurance coverage Customized tours based on your team’s wishes which can include: International soccer tournaments • Olympic style opening ceremony • Play teams from all over the world and minimum 4-5 games per team • Social activities planned for players and coaches • Plenty of time for sightseeing – visit pro team stadiums or pro team facilities Friendly games and culture • Competitive games based on the level of your team against teams from the destination of your choice • Enjoy social interaction with the teams before and after the game • Extensive sightseeing and cultural program • Tickets to pro games, visit pro team stadiums, etc. Training with your own coaches or coaches from pro clubs/federations • Train with top international coaches from pro clubs or international federation licensed coaches • Field available for training with your own coaching staff Premier International Tours will provide • Sports program • Transportation • Local assistance/guide service • Accommodation • Meals • Airfare • Sightseeing program • Administrative help • Payment installments and option to pay check or credit card • Fundraising – players can participate in our team raffle fundraiser and we have a comprehensive fundraising guide on our website. England – London and Chester/Manchester Day 1 Departure from Chicago O’Hare airport. Day 2 Arrival London airport. Transfer to your accommodation. Day 3 Sightseeing London - Tower of London, Parliament, Buckingham Palace, The London Eye, Evening game vs. a local team. Day 4 Visit Hampton Court Palace and Windsor Castle. Day 5 More sightseeing London. Visit Chelsea Village MegaShop and Stamford Bridge Stadium, Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden shopping precinct, Emirates and/or Wembley Stadium. Evening game vs. a local team. Day 6 Transfer to your accommodation in Chester. Afternoon visit Chester - a magical city over 2000 years old. Day 7 Sightseeing York. Evening game vs. a local team. Day 8 Day trip to Manchester. One of the most popular sights is the Old Trafford stadium, home of Manchester United. Day 9 Transfer to London or Manchester airport. Return flight. Participant prices Spring travel (March - April) 45-49 people traveling - $2,058.00 40-44 people traveling - $2,098.00 35-39 people traveling - $2,146.00 30-34 people traveling - $2,218.00 25-29 people traveling - $2,306.00 20-24 people traveling - $2,439.00 Summer travel (June - August) 45-49 people traveling - $2,375.00 40-44 people traveling - $2,415.00 35-39 people traveling - $2,463.00 30-34 people traveling - $2,535.00 25-29 people traveling - $2,624.00 20-24 people traveling - $2,756.00 Price inclusions • Roundtrip airfare from Chicago • Accommodation in 3-star hotels in the London and Manchester areas based on 2-3 people sharing a room. All rooms have private bathroom, TV, phone and air-conditioning. Facilities of hotels include restaurant, lounge/bar and fitness room. • Two meals per day – breakfast and dinner. • Private bus transportation for the duration of the tour. • Cost to arrange the sport program. • A dedicated tour manager that will be with the group for the duration of the tour. Not included in prices: • Beverages (soda) with meals. • Gratuities for representatives and bus drivers. • Admission fees to attractions. • Single rooms in hotels - supplement of $40.00 per person per night. Options: • Upgrade to 4-star hotel or hotel in city centers. • Tickets to pro games if game take place during travel dates. • Training with coaches from pro clubs. Portugal – IberCup Estoril – June 30-July 8, 2018 June 30 Departure from Chicago airport. July 1 Arrival Lisbon airport. Transfer to your accommodation.. July 2 The competition begins and evening opening ceremony at Casino Estoril Gardens. July 3 IberCup continued. July 4 IberCup continued and evening coaches game. July 5 IberCup playoff games and evening stars game. July 6 IberCup semi-finals and playoff A/B finals. July 7 IberCup finals for Cat E, F, G and H and awards ceremony. July 8 Transfer to Lisbon airport and return flight. Highlights: • 300+ international youth soccer teams from 50 different countries. • All the playing fields are grass or artificial turf. The fields are located in and around Estoril and Lisbon. • Close to Lisbon – visit L famous sights like Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, São Jorge Castle and Monument to the Discoveries. • Visit Sintra, a picturesque Portuguese town famous for the medieval Sintra National Palace and several 19th century estates. • Enjoy the beaches along the coast of Lisbon. • Tour the stadiums of pro clubs Benfica and Sporting Lisbon. Participant prices 45-49 people traveling - $2,397.00 40-44 people traveling - $2,419.00 35-39 people traveling - $2,44600 30-34 people traveling - $2,483.00 25-29 people traveling - $2,535.00 20-24 people traveling - $2,612.00 Price inclusions: • Roundtrip airfare from Chicago • Accommodation in a 3-star hotel in Estoril, close to the beach, based on 3-4 people sharing a room. All rooms have private bathroom, TV, phone and air-conditioning. Facilities of hotels include restaurant, lounge/bar. • Three meals per day – breakfast, lunch and dinner. • Private bus transportation for the duration of the tour. • Tournament entry fee. • A dedicated tournament assistant that will be with the group for the duration of the tour. Not included in prices: • Beverages (soda) with meals. • Gratuities for representatives and bus drivers. • Admission fees to attractions. Options: • Double rooms (2 people) are available as well at a supplement of $15.00 per person per night and single rooms at a supplement of $55.00 per person per night. • Upgrade to 4-star hotel instead of a 3-star hotel. • Tour stadiums of pro clubs Benfica or Sporting. • Training session(s) with coaches from pro clubs Benfica or Sporting. We hope that you will join our exciting international soccer travel program! www.premierinternationaltours.com Tel. 1-800-724-6076 or 303-768-0891 [email protected].
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