Scotland’s dramatic 4-2 win over Denmark has seen them qualify for the World Cup for the first time in nearly 30 years - with fans now looking forward to being part of the ultimate festival of football next year.
Somewhat unusually, the matches will be played over three countries - Canada, Mexico and USA - so it will be held over a huge geographical area, as well as several time zones.
That will make it a bit tricky for fans, as there’s still some time before we know where Scotland’s matches will be played -a flight to Toronto won’t be much use if they are playing in Mexico City.
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But we can still start to get excited, as the host cities include some of the world’s most exciting destinations, with plenty to see and do before and after the game.
Here are all 16, some of the attractions they offer, the stadiums that will host the games, and - importantly - how much a pint will cost.
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13. Vancouver
Regularly one of the world's best cities for quality of life, fans heading to Vancouver, on Canada's west coast, will be cheering their teams on in the 54,500-capacity BC Place stadium. While there they can visit beautiful Stanley Park, brave the Capilano Suspension Bridge and spend an evening in the buzzy Gastown neighborhood. A beer in a regular pub should cost an average of £6.90. | Canva/Getty Images
14. Monterrey
Built in the shadow of dramatic mountains, the Mexican city of Monterrey wil be welcoming supporters to the 53,500-capacity Estadio BBVA stadium. Visit the Baroque Palacio del Obispado, then head downtown in the evening where green lasers are beamed into the sky from the Faro de Comercio tower. A pint should set you back an average of just £2. | Canva/Getty Images
15. Guadalajara
If the Tartan Army are headed to Guadalajara they'll have everything they need for a good party - the Mexican City is known for tequila and mariachi music. The huge cathedral, with its twin gold towers, is one of the main landmarks, and the historic centre is dotted with picturesque colonial plazas. Your beer money wil go a long way, with a pint costing an average of £1.40. Matches will be held at the 49,813-seat Estadio Akron. | Canva/Getty Images
16. Toronto
Toronto's BMO Field is expanding its capacity to 45,736 for the World Cup and, with new direct flights recently announced from Glasgow, it would be a convenient destination for Scotland supporters. A trip to the top of the iconic CN Tower is a must for visitors, as is taking a ferry over to the peace and quiet offered by the Toronto Islands. A pint should cost you an average of £5.46 - but remember that tax tends to be added to the bill. | Canva/Getty Images