Sports travel experiences company Sportsbreaks.com has announced an extended partnership with the NFL.
The renewed agreement will see the sports travel firm provide fans from the UK and Europe with ticket-inclusive hotel packages to the 2024 International Games in London, which it has done since the 2021 edition of the American football league's London fixtures. The original tie-up between Sportsbreaks.com and the NFL was unveiled in October 2020.
The 2024 NFL regular season games in London feature six teams, with the Minnesota Vikings and New York Jets, as well as the Chicago Bears and Jacksonville Jaguars, facing off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and the New England Patriots and the Jaguars playing at Wembley Stadium.
Sportsbreaks.com will also provide NFL fans in the UK with access to official ticket-inclusive packages to the 2024 regular season match in Munich, Germany, between the Carolina Panthers and the New York Giants.
Sportsbreaks.com managing director Mark Kelly said: “We’re excited to extend our partnership with the NFL to continue providing fans with access to this season’s games in London and for the first time, to be able to offer packages to the Munich Game.
“The popularity of the NFL across the UK and Europe continues to grow at an enormous pace. We’re thrilled to offer purpose-built packages for these events, as we continue to provide sports fans with access to the most sought-after sporting events globally.”
Henry Hodgson, NFL UK and Ireland general manager, added: “We’re delighted to continue our partnership with Sportsbreaks.com,” added. “We look forward to engaging more fans and giving them the very best NFL International Games experience together in the years ahead.”
Last week Brazilian financial institution XP was named as the presenting partner for the NFL’s first-ever regular season game in South America.
The fixture, between the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles, will take place in Sao Paulo, Brazil, at the Corinthians Arena, on September 6.
Brazil was unveiled as a 2024 regular season game host last December, as the 32-team league looks to expand its South American presence.
Since the NFL first took a regular season game to another country in 2005 (Mexico), 50 have taken place internationally, across the UK, Canada, Mexico, and Germany.
Both the Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots have been designated Brazil as an official ‘home marketing area.’
