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Brazilians Hit the Road in RVs to Follow the 2026 World Cup

06.07.2026 10:36 2 min 4 sources РУС
RedeTV! - Esportes POR + 3 more
Brazilians Hit the Road in RVs to Follow the 2026 World Cup
Original source: ge

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Two groups of Brazilians are traveling the US in motorhomes for the 2026 World Cup: friends from São Paulo and a family from Paraná. Costs around 30,000 reais.

Five friends from São Paulo set off for the US in a MotorHexa motorhome to follow Brazil's national team at the World Cup. The route includes Washington, South Carolina, Orlando, Miami, and Houston. Individual costs are estimated at around 30,000 reais. The group created a digital channel to attract sponsors. Along the way, they faced a flat tire and a declined bank card.

The Buzato family from Almirante Tamandaré (near Curitiba) is also traveling the US in a motorhome that sleeps seven and features a kitchen, sleeping areas, TV, and bathroom. The route includes Orlando, New York, and Philadelphia, where the family already watched Brazil's 3-0 win over Haiti. Their first RV experience was in 2020, and in 2024 they decided on a big trip.

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Five Brazilians travel across the US in a motorhome for the Brazilian national team

24.06.2026 RedeTV! - Esportes POR Original source

Five friends travel behind the Brazilian national team in a MotorHexa motorhome

24.06.2026 G1 POR Original source

Family from Paraná travels across US in motorhome for World Cup

22.06.2026 Boa Informação POR Original source

Family from Paraná travels the US in a motorhome to experience the World Cup

22.06.2026 ge POR Original source

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