Tennis Tourism

If you love Civil War history, Southern charm, good food, fine art, cobblestone streets and neoclassical homes, then you’ll love visiting Richmond, Virginia, this fall. Having lived in Richmond during college, I can vouch that autumn is the best time to visit. … Continued

Cooler weather swept across the Southeast this weekend, giving folks a glimpse of fall and reminding residents of all the joyful things the season brings. Among our fall favorites? Foliage — especially the kind that creeps over tennis courts, dropping leaves of … Continued

If you’re attending the U.S. Open in Flushing Meadows this week, you’re probably going there to watch tennis (duh). But while you’re on the grounds outside the stadiums — whether waiting in line, grabbing food or trying to snag a selfie … Continued

Wimbledon is less than a fortnight away, and the pros have finally stopped sliding around on clay to practice for the grass. Most American tennis fans aren’t jet-setting off to England to watch the grand slam, but we’ve found a way … Continued

At Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne, Florida, the world’s top tennis professionals are competing for the Miami Open title in front of crowds as large as 13,300 people. Whether you’re from the Miami area — or live in … Continued