Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle Festival, and London

23 July 2009 to 05 August 2009
Glasgow, Scotland
Edinburgh, Scotland
Whitley Bay, England (Newcastle)
London, England

The tour begins in Glasgow, the home of Scottish soccer and includes a tour of Celtic Park. Spend a day in Edinburgh with a walking tour of the Old Town. The Newcastle Festival (North Tyneside International Tournament) is the oldest and one of the best in England. Finish the tour with two nights in London and a full-day tour with a blue-badge guide. Extra days in London are available.

Newcastle Festival (North Tyneside International) and London
25 July 2009 to 05 August 2009

Dana Cup, Newcastle Festival, Edinburgh, Scotland and London

18 July 2009 to 05 August 2009
Hjorring, Denmark
Edinburgh, Scotland
Whitley Bay, England (Newcastle)
London, England

This is our most popular program. It combines all the elements that first-time or experienced travelers demand; quality competition, diversity, historical and cultural opportunities and LOTS of SOCCER. The picture at the left is the Queen’s Lifeguard in London, the ceremonial palace guard.

German Homestay, Dana Cup and Copenhagen

14 July 2009 to 28 July 2009
German Homestay
Hjorring, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark

Homestays are the best way to get know another culture on a soccer tour and in Germany you will get some of the best host clubs. American players are accommodated usually two per-German family. A typical homestay program includes games against the host club and another local team, sightseeing in the area and a farewell barbecue for all players and adults. The Dana Cup is the third-largest youth tournament in the world with over 850 teasm from 55+ countries. Finish the tour in the Danish capitol.

Gothia Cup, Dana Cup and Norway Cup

11 July 2009 to 02 August 2009
Gothenburg, Sweden
Hjorring, Denmark
Oslo, Norway

A third program that is especially-appealling to girl’s teams is the THREE SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES Tour which includes tournaments in all three Scandinavian countries (the Gothia Cup in Gothenburg (Sweden), the Dana Cup in Hjorring (Denmark) and the Norway Cup in Oslo (Norway). It has lots of great soccer in the best girl’s soccer countries (besides the United States) with three different tournament experiences. Each city has it own, special character! And don’t forget Copenhagen for two nights as part of the tour with guided sightseeing, a game against a local team and a visit to Tivoli Gardens, the world-famous amusement park across from our hotel! Of course, if you can’t go for three weeks, then you can do one or two of these tournaments (or other tournaments), maybe even a homestay or sightseeing and friendly games in other cities. Just ask our representative for ideas!
If you’ve got a girl’s team and you want the best competition, then you must go to Scandinavia!

Gothia Cup and Dana Cup

11 July 2009 to 26 July 2009
Gothenburg, Sweden
Hjorring, Denmark

These are two of the largest and most-famous youth tournaments in the world. The Gothia Cup in Gothenburg (Sweden) has 1,400 teams from 65+ countries with a massive Olympic-style Opening Ceremonies in Ullevi Stadium. There is nothing quite like it. The Dana Cup in Hjorring (Denmark) has over 800 teams from 55+ countries and has one main site where most game are played. The Tournament Headquarters, the meal halls, the carnival and disco are located on-site as are the only on-site boy’s school and girls’ schools where all STI teams are always accommodated. This eliminates shuttle rides of 05 to 30 minutes. Lots of great soccer in the best girl’s soccer countries (besides the United States). Each tournament has it own, special character! Just ask our representative for ideas! If have a girl’s team and you want the best competition, then you must go to Scandinavia!

Copenhagen and Gothia Cup & Copenhagen and Dana Cup

Copenhagen and Gothia Cup
08 July 2009 to 19 July 2009

Copenhagen and Dana Cup
15 July 2009 to 26 July 2009
Other options are ten-day tours with games in Copenhagen, training with Danish FA-licensed coaches, guided sightseeing in Copenhagen, a visit to North Zealand and the castles and play in the Gothia Cup, the second largest tournament in the world with 1,400 teams from 65+ countries or the Dana Cup with 850 teams for 55+ countries.

Upper Austria Cup and Gothia Cup

04 July 2009 to 19 July 2009
Wels, Austria
Gothenburg, Sweden

The Upper Austria Cup in Wels, Austria is a great chance to play quality soccer in the heartland of central European culture. School and hotel accommodations are available in the little town of Wels. Salzburg and Vienna can be great optional tours. Combine this with the Gothia Cup, the largest youth tournament in the world and you have a great combination of a large and small tournament and an excellent cultural tour. It doesn’t get much better than Austrian the summer!