The host’s obligations commence one day before the first match of the mini-tournament and end one day after the last match.
In principle, the host retains its match-related earnings and bears all organisational costs (including any taxes, levies and charges).
The host association is responsible for any travel expenses and daily allowances of the timekeeper which it has appointed.
The host shall secure suitable hotel accommodation for the participating clubs and must ensure that the following is provided:
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7 twin rooms and 7 single rooms per club on a full board basis (breakfast, lunch and dinner);
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one medical treatment room and one equipment storage room per club;
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access to a meeting room;
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access to an adequate shared dining area.
The host is responsible for covering the costs of a maximum of 21 persons per club, (i.e. 14 players and 7 team officials), including any costs related to their transport within the host’s territory and a laundry service for the playing attire of the participating clubs and referees.
To assist in covering the costs of the mini-tournaments UEFA makes the following contributions:
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€10,000 per mini-tournament participant;
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an additional contribution based on the host country's gross national income per capita, according to the categorisation of the UEFA member associations:
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€10,000 for a category 1 host country;
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€12,500 for a category 2 host country;
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€15,000 for a category 3 host country.
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The host association pays the cost of the board and lodging of the referee team, the UEFA match delegate, the UEFA referee observer and any other appointed official, as well as their transport costs within the territory of the association concerned. The international travel expenses and daily allowances of these persons are borne by UEFA.