Soccer, Lacrosse, Football & Rugby, Equestrian, Field Hockey
If you do not see your sport listed here, Send Enquiry (right) and we can discuss your options.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Global Players (GP) Team Tours are based on the philosophy that participants will be travelers, not only tourists, by the end of their trip. Our programming focuses on Athletes and Teams being immersed in the Host Culture by:
We believe travel is for everyone. Therefore we offer three (3) pricing options for Teams with different Budgets:
HOW IT WORKS
We created 5-day Tours to mix-n-match! To build a 10-day tour, choose 2 cities, enter you preferred Start Date, # of Travelers, and add both to your cart.
Booking: During checkout, please indicate your TEAM NAME and if you would like Option 2 or 3 under “add a note to your order”. If Athletes are paying separately, make sure everyone selects the same Tour(s) and Option. One point person is designated to work with Global Players, for example a Coach or Team Manager.
Payments: If you choose Option 2 or 3, you will have 3 payments. The non-refundable Deposit ($195 per person) is charged at booking to start your Program Development. We will bill you later for the Booking Fee ($300 per person) and Remaining Balance (variable).
Next Steps: Once your Booking is received, a dedicated GP Tour Consultant will contact you to start planning your Tour!
Day 1: Dublin Arrival and Light Training 💜
Arrive in Dublin and settle into accommodation.
Morning: Welcome meeting and orientation.
Light training to shake off travel fatigue.
Afternoon: Guided walking tour of Dublin’s historic sites, including
Trinity College and Temple Bar.
Evening: Welcome dinner at a local Irish Pub.
Training session with a National or Local team if possible.
Day 2: City Exploration 🌇
Morning: Breakfast and Cultural Orientation.
Afternoon: Visit the Guinness Storehouse for a tour and tasting.
Explore St. Stephen’s Green Park for a relaxing afternoon.
Evening: Intensive training session with a Local or National Team.
Late Evening: Dinner at Ireland’s oldest pub, for a taste of traditional Irish music.
Day 3: Dublin to Belfast 🚈
Morning: Travel to Belfast by train. Settle in to accommodation.
Afternoon: Lunch in the Cathedral Quarter followed by Bike tour of Belfast, exploring its murals and historical landmarks.
Evening: Team Dinner. Training with a National or Local Team if possible.
Day 4: Sports Training and Tour 🏛️
Morning: Titanic Belfast tour for a glimpse into the city’s maritime history.
Afternoon: Training session with a Local or National team.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant for a modern Irish dining experience.
Day 5: Belfast to Edinburgh 🚈
Morning: Travel to Edinburgh by train, settle in to accommodation.
Afternoon: Lunch at The Elephant House, known as
the birthplace of Harry Potter.
Evening: Intensive training session with a local Edinburgh team
followed by group dinner.
Day 6: Bike Tour 🚴♀️
Morning: Bike tour around Holyrood Park and Arthur’s Seat.
Visit the National Museum of Scotland.
Late Afternoon: Match against local Edinburgh team
followed by post-match ceremony and group photo.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant for a taste of Scottish cuisine.
Day 7: Professional Sporting Event 🏟️
Morning: Free morning for relaxation or optional activities.
Afternoon: Attend a professional rugby or football match, depending on the season.
Evening: Dinner and explore the Royal Mile and its street performers.
Day 8: Travel to Glasgow and Art Gallery 🖼️
Morning: Travel to Glasgow by train, check-in at accommodation.
Afternoon: Lunch and then visit the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Evening: Dinner at a popular spot for Scottish cuisine.
Late Evening: Training against a Local or National team if possible.
Day 9: Matches and Farewell Dinner 🏆
Morning: Match against a local Glasgow team followed
by post-match ceremony and group photo.
Afternoon: Adventure sports activities, such as indoor
skydiving or zip-lining at Go Ape.
Evening: Farewell dinner at a historic seafood restaurant in Glasgow.
Day 10: Travel Day ✈️
Morning: Free morning for last-minute souvenir shopping or relaxation.
Afternoon: Optional sightseeing or cultural experiences based on individual preferences.
Evening: Depart from Glasgow for the United States with language basics, travel skills, new friends, and lifelong memories!
This itinerary offers a mix of sports-focused activities, cultural experiences, and opportunities to explore the unique charm of Dublin, Belfast, and Edinburgh.
Late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September-October) can be excellent times to visit both Ireland and Scotland. These periods offer pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and opportunities for outdoor sports and exploration.
