As excitement builds for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the U.S. joins Canada and Mexico in a groundbreaking partnership with FlixBus to connect all host cities across North America. FlixBus will offer fans an affordable and stress-free way to travel between the tournament’s host cities in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Whether traveling from New York to Vancouver or Mexico City to Miami, FlixBus’s extensive network provides a seamless experience, making it easier for soccer fans to enjoy multiple matches without the hassle of expensive flights or long drives. Fans will be able to book tickets directly through FlixBus’s user-friendly platform, ensuring smooth travel between games.
With modern buses equipped with free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and ample legroom, FlixBus is setting a new standard for fan-friendly travel. This affordable and convenient option is perfect for soccer enthusiasts eager to experience the 2026 World Cup in North America.
As excitement builds for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, FlixBus is ensuring that soccer fans across North America have an easy, affordable, and stress-free way to travel between host cities. With the addition of Guadalajara to its network in spring 2026, FlixBus will provide seamless connections across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, helping fans avoid the high costs and hassle of air travel while ensuring they can catch all the action.
From Dallas to Vancouver, Mexico City to Miami, and beyond, FlixBus will offer direct, budget-friendly service between every World Cup host city. Fans can easily book tickets using FlixBus’s modern platform and travel comfortably with Wi-Fi, power outlets, and ample legroom. This expanded network offers a reliable alternative to crowded airports and long drives, making it easier for soccer enthusiasts to enjoy the tournament without the stress of transportation.
FlixBus will serve all major World Cup destinations, including U.S. cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Miami, Canadian cities such as Toronto and Vancouver, and Mexican locations like Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. This expansive network will give soccer fans a smooth and cost-effective way to hop between cities and catch multiple matches throughout the tournament.
By offering direct routes between major host cities, FlixBus allows fans to travel with ease. Imagine watching a game in Vancouver, hopping on a FlixBus to Miami for the next match, and continuing on to other exciting destinations – all within a unified system that saves time and money. The addition of Greyhound, FlixBus’s sister brand, ensures even more travel options for fans.
One of the major benefits of FlixBus’s intercity service is the relief it offers to host cities struggling with congestion during the tournament. By taking up to 30 private cars off the road with each full bus, FlixBus plays a crucial role in alleviating gridlock and helping cities stay moving, despite the expected surge of visitors.
“Global sporting events like this bring incredible energy, but they also create major challenges for fans trying to travel between cities,” said Karina Frayter, Head of Communications at Flix North America. “Our service is all about helping fans follow the game they love without the added stress of expensive flights or long, tedious drives.”
FlixBus offers an ideal solution for fans who want to avoid the hassle of airports or highways. Passengers can enjoy free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and comfortable seating with plenty of legroom – all while avoiding airport security lines and highway traffic. The journey also includes convenient on-board restrooms, making long trips more comfortable for fans traveling across multiple cities.
Fans can easily book their tickets online or through the FlixBus app, making it simple to plan travel between host cities. Whether traveling from a domestic or international location, FlixBus ensures a smooth and affordable experience that will make the 2026 World Cup even more unforgettable.
With FlixBus’s expanded network connecting all FIFA 2026 World Cup host cities, soccer fans across North America now have a budget-friendly and convenient travel solution. From avoiding airport chaos to offering comfortable, stress-free rides between matches, FlixBus is setting a new standard for traveling during one of the world’s most anticipated sporting events. Don’t miss out on the chance to experience the excitement of the 2026 World Cup – and get to your next match with ease, thanks to FlixBus.
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Cleantech is one of the spaces that’s been mostly left out. Overall funding to the space is down this year, despite some pockets of bullishness in areas like fusion and battery recycling.
The broad trend: Cleantech- and sustainability-related startup investment has been on a downward trajectory for several years now. And so far, 2025 is on track to be another down year.
On the bright side, however, there’s been some pickup in recent months, boosted by big rounds for companies in energy storage, fusion and other cleantech subsectors.
The numbers: Investors put an estimated $20 billion into seed- through growth-stage funding to companies in cleantech, EV and sustainability-related categories so far this year.
That puts 2025 funding on track to come in well below last year’s levels, which were already at a multiyear low.
Still, quarter by quarter, the pattern looks more encouraging. Investment hit a low point in Q1 of this year and recovered some in the subsequent two quarters. The current quarter is also off to a strong start.
Noteworthy recent rounds
The largest cleantech-related round of the year closed this month. Base Power, a provider of residential battery backup systems and electricity plans, raised $1 billion in Series C funding. The Austin, Texas-based company says its systems allow energy providers to more efficiently harness renewable power.
The second-largest round was Commonwealth Fusion Systems’ $863 million Series B2 financing. The Devens, Massachusetts-based company says it is moving closer to being the first in the world to commercialize fusion power.
For a bigger-picture view, below we put together a list of 10 of the year’s largest cleantech- and sustainability-related financings.
The broad takeaway: Startups innovating for an era of rising power consumption
Not to over-generalize, but if there was one big takeaway from recent cleantech and sustainability startup funding, it would be that founders and investors recognize that these are times of ever-escalating energy demand. They’re planning accordingly, looking to tap new sources of power, fusion in particular, as well as better utilize and scale existing clean energy sources.
Illustration: Dom Guzman
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