At the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which for the first time features 48 teams, 104 matches, and 16 host cities in the US, Canada, and Mexico, some Argentine fans have chosen motorhomes as their mode of travel.
A family from Roldán (Santa Fe province) sold their old motorhome in Argentina, bought tickets to Miami, and purchased a 2004 Ford for $15,000–17,000. The motorhome features slide-outs, a bedroom, kitchen, shower, and TV; the family drove over 4,500 km to reach Argentina's match in Kansas. They run a blog called "Felices viajando" with tips on buying motorhomes in the US.
Another family from Chaco province has been traveling the US for four months in a motorhome bought in Miami. The parents work remotely — the mother is a psychologist doing online sessions, the father works in real estate. After the US trip, they plan to connect Alaska with Ushuaia by land.
Hernán Romero, an Argentine living in New York for 28 years, follows the team in a motorhome with Argentine symbols. In an interview, he told how he survived a terminal diagnosis, calling it a medical miracle.
Estimates suggest the route to the final will be about 8,050 km, considered feasible within a month.