The Holland Cup is one of the largest international football tournaments in Europe. Held annually over Easter weekend, it brings together teams from 11 different countries across Europe who all share a passion for the game.
With an incredible atmosphere and plenty of fun activities outside of competition times, playing at the Holland Cup is an unforgettable experience that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime! And who knows – maybe your team could be crowned winners by the end!?
R&T Tours are excited to offer football tournaments for girls in Europe! We believe that the success of the Lionesses is an inspiration to young girls everywhere and we are offering them the opportunity to play in some of the best tournaments in Europe.
Our tournaments are open to girls of all ages and abilities, so whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, we’d love for you to join us.
The Holland Cup features girls teams from U9 to U19. This is your chance to play against teams from all over Europe and show everyone what you’re made of!
There’s something for everyone to enjoy, with matches against international teams and a chance to explore what Amsterdam and Almere have to offer.
You'll get to play some amazing action on the pitch as well as soak up some of Europe's best culture cities away from the sport. The Netherlands is known for its beautiful architecture, stunning canals, unique local cuisines, impressive nightlife spots and much more.
DON’T MISS OUR SPECIAL OFFERS FOR THIS TOUR!
Early booking discount
FREE PLACES
*Minimum deposit of £40.00 per person is applicable for early booking discount. Parents bringing children under 3 years old who are not occupying a bed must bring a travel cot as these cannot be hired. Offers apply only to select tours and at the discretion of R&T Tours.
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PRICING & AGE GROUPS
Below you can find information on our pricing range and age groups
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