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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is officially two years away, but soccer fans don’t have to wait until then to see the world’s best playing here in the Heartland. Four major international soccer tournaments are coming to Kansas City this summer.

Whether you’re visiting for the weekend or here for the long haul, there are ways to experience the best that Kansas City has to offer—all while keeping more money in your pocket.

Visit KC joins the U.S. Travel Association in celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week, May 19-25, and recognizing the essential importance of tourism to Kansas City’s economy.

In Kansas City, there are plenty of ways to honor those who sacrificed their lives while serving their country. It’s also the unofficial start of summer as families enjoy weekend adventures, afternoons at the pool, and backyard barbecues.

As National Barbecue Month unfolds in May, there's no better time to dive into Kansas City's renowned barbecue scene. Discover the latest newcomers and explore what's on the horizon in 2024.

Soak up the sun this summer at the city’s newest entertainment district, at an international soccer match, or an outdoor music festival with a Chiefs star.

Whether you’re new to the jazz scene or a jam session regular, there’s something new for everyone on International Jazz Day—and every day—in Kansas City.

Highlights include the grand opening at the new Rabbit hOle museum, more renovations at the Kansas City Museum and the National WWI Museum and Memorial, plus a historic exhibit with local ties at Union Station.

Every year in April, the city celebrates Greater Kansas City Fountain Day, when all 48 publicly operated fountains spring back to life. 

Board membership for Kansas City’s premier tourism and hospitality organization comprises leaders in government, business, restaurants, hotels, nonprofit, sports and entertainment.