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U.S. Cities Express Interest in Hosting Rugby World Cup

Representatives from various U.S. cities recently attended a summit in Washington DC hosted by World Rugby to explore the possibility of hosting the men’s Rugby World Cup in 2031 and the women’s World Cup in 2033. With the potential to generate $80 billion in economic opportunities over the next two decades, World Rugby sees immense potential in the U.S. market for the sport.

The enthusiasm for hosting the Rugby World Cup was evident as cities from across the country gathered to hear details about the prestigious event. The prospect of welcoming international teams and fans to U.S. soil for the World Cup has piqued the interest of many cities, each eager to showcase their unique offerings and hospitality.

The move to bring the Rugby World Cup to the U.S. reflects the growing popularity of the sport in the country and the potential for significant economic benefits. As discussions continue and plans take shape for potential host cities, the excitement surrounding the prospect of hosting one of the world’s most prestigious sporting events continues to build.

Stay tuned for more updates as the race to host the Rugby World Cup heats up in the U.S.!