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Argentine fans travel across US in motorhomes to support national team

13.07.2026 22:34 2 min 5 sources
infofueguina.com SPA + 4 more
Argentine fans travel across US in motorhomes to support national team
Original source: infofueguina.com

In Brief

Several Argentine families and fans are traveling across the US in motorhomes to support the national team at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Routes range from Ushuaia to Alaska.

Journeys for the team

Several Argentine families and fans have embarked on trips across the US in motorhomes to support the Argentine national team at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Ariel Saiz and his 16-year-old son Santino from Ushuaia rented a motorhome in Dallas, decorated with the word "Ushuaia." Their route includes stops in Kansas City, Illinois, and Tennessee, where a truck accident forced a delay to replace a mirror.

A family from Roldán (Santa Fe) sold their old motorhome in Argentina, bought tickets to Miami, and purchased a 2004 Ford for $15,000–$17,000. They have driven over 4,500 km to attend a match in Kansas and run the blog "Felices viajando."

A family from Chaco province has been traveling for four months in a motorhome bought in Miami. The parents work remotely—the mother is a psychologist who sees patients online, the father works in real estate. After the US trip, they plan to connect Alaska with Ushuaia overland.

Hernán Romero, an Argentine living in New York for 28 years, follows the team in a motorhome with Argentine symbols. In an interview, he recounted a medical miracle after a terminal diagnosis.

The 2026 World Cup will be the first with 48 teams, 104 matches, and 16 host cities in the US, Canada, and Mexico. The route to the final is estimated at about 8,050 km.

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