The Next 10 Years in Sports: Plan Your Travels

2013

Turkey: FIFA U-20 World Cup

Whether you're a soccer fan or not, this is one big event for Turkey. A world cup competition for players under 20 years old, the U-20 is held every two years. With this honor, Turkey continues to secure its stance in soccer at an international level, as it competes with 24 other countries for the FIFA U20 championship title this year. If you're studying or teaching abroad in Turkey from June 21 to July 3, check out one of these celebrations.

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• Gap Year Programs in Turkey

2015

Australia & NZ: Cricket World Cup

Australia has been the most successful cricket team in World Cup history, claiming four championships and six finals appearances. A wildly popular sport down under, cricket is enjoyed throughout Australia; and the 2015 World Cup gives you the chance to enjoy the splendor of Australia's favorite sport. Games will also be played out in New Zealand, giving the Kiwis a chance to showcase their talents!

If you happen to be in Australia or New Zealand in 2015, this is an event you don't want to miss!

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• Volunteer Programs in Australia
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• Gap Year Programs in Australia

2017

England: IAAF World Championships in Athletics

Perhaps one of the world's under-the-radar sporting events, IAAF World Championships in Athletics is set to be played out in London in 2017. This international event has become increasingly popular, and has seen a significant rise in women's sporting events, with more events being introduced each time. In November 2011, London beat out Qatar to become the host, and the stage is set for some of the most dynamic sporting events.

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• Volunteer Programs in England
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2019

Japan: Rugby World Cup

In 2019, Japan will become the first Asian nation to host the Rugby World Cup. Although Japan has been the dominating rugby power in Asia, it has yet to set itself apart on the international stage amongst top rugby teams.

Along with Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore will also host two of the World Cup matches. If you are planning your Japan get away well in advance, be sure to add this to your list of must-see events.

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• Volunteer Programs in Japan
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• Gap Year Programs in Japan

2021/2022

Qatar: FIFA World Cup

The FIFA Federations World Cup, regarded as the prelude or "dress rehearsal" to the real deal (the FIFA World Cup) will be held in Qatar in 2022. Qatar will be the first country in the Middle East to ever host the Cup. While the culture in Qatar is different from the typical party atmosphere associated with the competition, there has never been a better chance to explore the Middle East.

Qatar also has some of the highest-paying teaching jobs in the world, so if you're looking for a way to earn money and pay your way through the World Cup, this is your chance!

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• Internships in Qatar
• Study Abroad Programs in Qatar
• Teach in Qatar