FIFA Women’s World Cup trophy to make a stop in Jamaica
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April 6, 2023

FIFA Women’s World Cup trophy to make a stop in Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The FIFA Women’s World Cup Trophy Tour 2023 will make a stop in Jamaica on Monday, April 17.

The prestigious trophy will be on display at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston.

During the tour, it will be taken on a road tour of Montego Bay. St James and a final stop will be made at the Holiday Inn Hotel in the parish before continuing on its journey.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup Trophy Tour 2023 is on its journey to each of the 32 qualified countries – the largest FIFA Women’s World Cup Trophy Tour to date.

The tournament is scheduled to take place from July 20 to August 20 in Australia and New Zealand.

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