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The 2029 Rugby World Cup will be the tenth edition of the women's rugby union international tournament. The only currently confirmed bidders for hosting rights is the United States. The hosting rights will be awarding in May 2022.

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Rugby World Cup

Men's: New Zealand 1987 | England 1991 | South Africa 1995 | Wales 1999 | Australia 2003 | France 2007 | New Zealand 2011 | England 2015 | Japan 2019 | France 2023 | TBA 2027 | TBA 2031

2027 Bids
Australia | United States

Women's: Wales 1991 | Scotland 1994 | Netherlands 1998 | Spain 2002 | Canada 2006 | England 2010 | France 2014 | Ireland 2017 | New Zealand 2021 | TBA 2025 | TBA 2029

Rugby World Cup Sevens
Edinburgh 1993 | Hong Kong 1997 | Argentina 2001 | Hong Kong 2005 | Dubai 2009 | Moscow 2013 | San Francisco 2018 | Cape Town 2022

Teams
Tier 1: New Zealand | Australia | South Africa | Argentina | Wales | England | Ireland | France | Italy | Scotland
Tier 2: Canada | Fiji | Georgia | Japan | Namibia | Portugal | Romania | Russia | Samoa | Spain | Tonga | United States | Uruguay
Tier 3 (Development One): Belgium | Brazil | Chile | Germany | Hong Kong | Ivory Coast | Kenya | South Korea | Zimbabwe
Tier 3 (Development Two): Bosnia and Herzegovina | China | Colombia | Croatia | Czech Republic | Denmark | Malaysia | Mexico | Montenegro | Morocco | Netherlands | Paraguay | Peru | Philippines | Tunisia
Non-affiliate: Algeria | El Salvador | Gibraltar | San Marino | Slovakia | Venezuela
Combined teams: British and Irish Lions | Pacific Islanders | South American Jaguars
Defunct: Arabian Gulf | East Africa | Soviet Union

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