One of the biggest players in the football break market, FootballBreak is ideal for both trips with friends or corporate excursions, providing trips across Europe to watch the likes of Real Madrid, AC Milan, Ajax, Roma and more.
Launched by Reinier Linthorst Homan, an avid football traveller, who spotted a gap in the market to cater for people like himself, FootballBreak prides itself on allowing fans to customise their trip and provide the best possible value.
What FootballBreak offers
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FootballBreak can aid with several aspects of a football trip, and are great for picking up matchday tickets and ensuring your group is all sat together. That’s a key part of the business, and you can select where you want to sit in the ground in most cases.
The process of booking a football trip is simple, with you first sorting out the tickets for the game. Then FootballBreak takes you through the booking of flights and accommodation, with a range of options to suit your budget and type of hotel you want, whether it be near the ground or perhaps closer to the city.
FootballBreak also provides football lovers with the option for extras too, such as booking on to stadium tours, museum access and the like.
Payment for FootballBreak trips
Details of the lead booker and other passengers is required by FootballBreak, with 50% of the total bill required up front, or in full if the trip is less than six weeks away. For trips that are over six weeks away, you pay 50% upon booking and the remainder six weeks prior to the trip.
Payments can be made via Visa, Mastercard, Amex or PayPal and there are insurance options available, for example if there’s a change in the fixture.
Leagues covered
You’ll find breaks available for most major European leagues, with La Liga, Serie A and Bundesliga trips the most common. Clubs such as Barcelona, Real Madrid, the two Milan clubs and Borussia Dortmund among the most popular to book games for, but you’ll find plenty more, including the likes of Bayer Leverkusen, Girona, and Sporting Lisbon.
