Omaha Selected as Host City for 2027 FIVB Women’s World Cup
Omaha has been selected as one of three host cities for the FIVB Women's World Cup in 2027.
Omaha, NE, September 17, 2026 —
Omaha, Nebraska, has been chosen as one of three host cities for the prestigious 2027 FIVB Women’s World Cup. The announcement marks a significant event for the city and the sport in the region.
The FIVB Women’s World Cup is a major international volleyball tournament that brings together top national teams from around the globe. Its selection as a host city indicates Omaha’s capacity to stage large-scale sporting events and its growing importance in the international sports landscape.
Details regarding the specific dates of the tournament within 2027, the other two host cities, and the participating national teams have not yet been released by the FIVB or its organizing partners. The selection process and criteria for choosing host cities typically involve assessments of venue capabilities, infrastructure, and local support for the sport.
This designation is expected to draw significant attention to Omaha, potentially impacting local tourism and the hospitality sector. The event will provide a platform for fans to witness world-class athletic competition firsthand.
Further information regarding the tournament schedule, ticketing, and operational details is anticipated as the 2027 event draws closer. The FIVB has not yet provided a timeline for these forthcoming announcements.
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