As European Soccer Tournament 2016 approaches, football fans around the world are busy making plans to see their favourite team’s live matches in France. Among various options to enjoy European Soccer Tournament 2016 , we introduce 5 different routes to maximize your experience with the highest possible number of live matches attended throughout the whole tournament. Ranging from minimum to monster-budget, football fans can travel by bike, bus, car-sharing, train or even private jet. These come with accommodation suggestions within a relative budget, whether you camp in a cozy tent, rent a local’s apartment, or check in at a 5-star hotel in Paris.

#1 THE TOUR DE FRANCE: Bike + Tent

You’ve always dreamt of doing the Tour de France, but lacked the incentive to go through with it. European Soccer Tournament 2016 takes place in France this year and we’ve dreamt up a solution to kill two birds with one shot. We’ve designed a scenic route that takes you to key matches including semi-finals in Lyon and Marseille and the final match in Paris- with picturesque stops in charming villages along the Côte d’Azur and the Luberon Valley. In order to make it to all 7 matches though, you’ll have to bike 78 hours within 31 days - that is, 11 hours of biking for each match in-venue. With that kind of a workout, you’re bound to take home a figure to rival that of Cristiano Ronaldo. Cost: 1,200€

#2 BUDGET FRIENDLY: Bus + Hostel

Now that Macron Law has passed in France, bus tickets are at an all-time low, offering spectators the chance to watch 22 live matches from the stadium, under the tightest of budgets. You’ll get the most bang for the buck on this route. However, you’ll be clocking in a whopping 141 hours on the road. Plan to spend most of your free-time watching the French countryside from the window of a bus. We would suggest you invest in a good window-side seat. Cost: 4,000€

#3 SHARING ECONOMY: Car-Share + Airbnb

A true traveler knows that the best way to discover a city is to do as the locals do. And there is no better way to immerse than to connect with the locals themselves. Whether you’re traveling solo or accompanied, you’re bound to find the perfect place to stay in the endless sea of home-rental options that Airbnb provides. If you’re feeling adventurous enough, you might even hop into a local’s car, using French car-sharing darling Blablacar. However, if the thought of spontaneous decisions or last-minute changes make you cringe, you might want to check out some of the other options. Cost: 7,400€

#4 RELIABLE COMFORT: TGV + Hotel

The TGV, the French high-speed train system, runs like clockwork. Therefore, you can count on punctuality for stress-free travel. The ideal plan for families - this journey leaves you with enough time and energy to discover your destination cities and accommodate an ample range of plans to satisfy everyone on board. Plan to reserve your TGV tickets and hotels well in advance however, as these are in high demand and likely to run out sooner than later. Cost: 9,200€

#5 THE ULTIMATE FAN: Private Jet + Luxury Hotel

OpenJet offers an exclusive private jet and luxury hotel package, with a fully customizable plan that takes you to maximum numbers of daily matches across France, then back to your base, at Paris’s finest hotel, the Four Seasons George V, located at Champs Elysées. The package, which comes at a six-digit price tag, accomplishes an impossible attendance rate of in-stadium matches with full VIP access - offering an unparalleled experience for the ultimate football fans among the one percent. Cost: 550,000€