As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, creating unprecedented transportation coordination challenges across 16 host cities in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, Savoya is positioning its Groups Technology as a critical solution for event planners and corporate hosts. The platform, built specifically for large-scale chauffeur programs and complex multi-city ground transportation operations, aims to provide the precision, visibility, and control needed to manage VIP movements during what will be the largest World Cup ever held.
The geographic scale of the tournament presents one of the most complex transportation environments ever seen for a global sporting event. With matches scheduled across venues including Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Gillette Stadium in Boston, AT&T Stadium in Dallas, NRG Stadium in Houston, Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Levi's Stadium in the San Francisco Bay Area, and Lumen Field in Seattle, plus additional host cities in Mexico and Canada, planners face airport arrival surges, overlapping hospitality schedules, and inter-city travel windows that converge simultaneously. These challenges are compounded by heightened security, restricted traffic zones, and limited curb access around stadiums on match days.
Savoya's Groups Technology provides a unified operating environment that allows planners to oversee entire ground transportation programs in real time. Instead of managing multiple vendors, spreadsheets, and fragmented communication threads, every traveler, vehicle, and movement is organized within a single system. Planners can monitor flight arrivals, manage last-minute itinerary changes, track live vehicle locations, and coordinate transfers between airports, hotels, hospitality venues, and major stadiums while maintaining visibility across cities and time zones. This level of oversight is essential for delivering consistent chauffeur service to VIPs, executives, sponsors, and international delegations.
The technology is supported by Savoya's operational infrastructure, including a global chauffeur network across more than 350 markets, a 24/7 Client Care team, and an operations model trusted by Fortune 500 travel teams. For a tournament expected to generate unprecedented movement volume and tight ground timelines, this combination provides predictability at scale. "Planners aren't just booking chauffeur service," said Mark More, SVP of Product & Marketing at Savoya. "They're accountable for delivering consistent, high-touch experiences for VIPs and executives across multiple cities, often under intense time pressure. Our Groups Technology gives them real-time visibility and control, backed by an operations team that actively monitors every movement."
The transportation needs extend well beyond match days, with sponsors and corporate hosts often operating multi-day hospitality activations, executive leadership itineraries, client entertainment, and off-site events across host cities. Savoya's platform keeps these movements organized and transparent, ensuring continuity and consistency as travelers arrive from dozens of countries, cross borders between host nations, and move through congested metropolitan areas. The company delivers a unified executive car service experience across host cities in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, ensuring VIP guests receive consistent professionalism, communication, and care at every destination. As detailed on their website at https://www.savoya.com, Savoya's approach combines technology with operational expertise to address the unique challenges of global-scale event transportation.
