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Ten agents appointed for Rugby World Cup 2027 hospitality packages

Ten agencies from seven countries were picked from 45 applicants to sell hospitality for the tournament in Australia, which starts on Friday 1 October 2027.

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Fans hoping to book Rugby World Cup 2027 hospitality packages now have ten official agents to go through, after Rugby World Cup Experiences named its appointments from seven countries.

Rugby World Cup Experiences is the exclusive global rights holder for the RWC 2027 hospitality programme. Forty-five agencies from around the world registered for the Official Hospitality Programme, and a review process cut that list to the ten Official Hospitality Agents.

Many of the selected agencies come from established rugby markets: the UK, Japan, Australia and France. India and the UAE are new markets for the tournament. The agents include Sports & Entertainment Ltd (SEL) and JTB Corp., which is the exclusive agent in Japan.

Organisers are preparing to welcome more than 250,000 international visitors to Australia. The tournament runs from Friday 1 October 2027 to Saturday 13 November 2027, with 24 teams playing 52 matches.

Tickets are sold at tickets.rugbyworldcup.com. Rugby World Cup Experiences is selling hospitality and travel packages that include tickets to all matches, the final among them.

Chris Stanley said: "The level of interest in our Official Hospitality Programme has been incredibly encouraging". David MacCallum said "it will make it easier for fans around the world to experience this extraordinary tournament".

Fans in Japan and France are among those covered by established rugby markets in the programme. More on the game is in our pro rugby news.

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