TWICE 'This Is For' World Tour 2026 — Europe & Asia Travel Guide
March 22, 2026 · KPopGo Travel Team
TWICE's "This Is For" World Tour is one of the biggest K-POP tours of 2026, spanning 30 cities across three continents from March through June. The tour covers a massive North American run, a full European leg, and Asian stadium shows in Taipei and Tokyo. Here is everything you need to plan your trip.
Tour at a Glance
The tour launched in North America in early 2026, starting with Vancouver and working down the West Coast through Seattle, Oakland, Los Angeles, and Phoenix. The NA leg continues through the South and East Coast with stops in Dallas, Washington DC, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and up to Montreal and Hamilton in Canada.
After a brief Asia stop in Taipei (Taipei Arena, March 20–22), the tour returns to North America for a second run covering Orlando, Charlotte, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Saint Paul, Denver, and Austin.
Europe Leg (May – June 2026)
The European leg is the highlight for fans across the Atlantic. Eight cities in four weeks:
Lisbon opens the European run at MEO Arena on May 9. Lisbon is one of the most affordable capital cities in Western Europe — expect budget-friendly hotels and incredible seafood. The venue is steps from Oriente metro station, making transport effortless.
Barcelona follows at Palau Sant Jordi on May 12. Combine the concert with Gaudí architecture, tapas, and Mediterranean beaches. Stay in Eixample or Gràcia for the best mix of location and price.
Paris hosts two nights at Accor Arena (May 16–17). The venue is in Bercy, well connected by metro Line 6 and Line 14. Paris in mid-May is ideal weather — warm but not hot.
Turin at Inalpi Arena on May 20 offers a less touristy Italian experience compared to Rome or Milan. Known for chocolate, Fiat, and stunning Alpine views. Affordable hotels and excellent local cuisine.
Berlin at Uber Arena on May 23. Berlin is one of Europe's most affordable major cities with incredible nightlife, history, and street food. The venue is in Friedrichshain, right on the Spree river.
Cologne at Lanxess Arena on May 26. Cologne is compact, walkable, and known for its cathedral, Kölsch beer, and friendly atmosphere. Easy connections to other German cities.
Amsterdam gets two nights at Ziggo Dome (May 30–31). The venue is in Amsterdam Zuidoost, accessible by metro from the city center. Book hotels early — Amsterdam is always in demand.
London closes the European leg with two nights at The O2 (June 3–4). The O2 is on the Jubilee Line with excellent transit connections. London in early June offers long daylight hours and mild weather.
Recommended Europe Multi-City Route
If you want to attend multiple European shows, the geography works well for a rail trip. Lisbon → Barcelona (flight, ~2h) → Paris (TGV, ~6.5h) → Turin (TGV, ~5.5h) → Berlin (flight or overnight train) → Cologne (ICE, ~4.5h) → Amsterdam (Thalys, ~2.5h) → London (Eurostar, ~4h). A 4-week Eurail pass covers most of these legs. Budget approximately €1,500–2,500 for the full multi-city route including hotels and food.
Asia Finale: Tokyo (April 25–28)
The tour concludes with three nights at Tokyo's MUFG Park Stadium (Japan National Stadium). This is the crown jewel of the tour — a stadium show in one of the world's greatest cities. Tokyo in late April means cherry blossom tail-end season, comfortable temperatures, and unmatched food at every price level. Stay in Shinjuku or Shibuya for the best combination of transit access and nightlife.
Budget Comparison
The European leg offers a wide range of budgets. Here is a rough nightly hotel estimate by city: Lisbon (€60–100), Barcelona (€80–130), Paris (€100–180), Turin (€60–100), Berlin (€70–120), Cologne (€70–110), Amsterdam (€100–160), London (£90–160). For budget-conscious fans, Lisbon, Turin, and Berlin offer the best value.
Planning Resources
Visit our Tour Dates page for the complete TWICE schedule with direct links to every city guide. Each guide includes hotel search, airport transfers, local food, attractions, and after-show transport. Start with our Travel Checklist if this is your first international concert trip.