Venture to one of the planet’s most populous cities, Beijing, China, for the China Open, a WTA-ATP combined event that begins Monday. Housed at the 2008 Olympic tennis center, the pro tours’ top names will be competing for a hard … Continued
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New York State of Mind: Advice for U.S. Open Tourists
About 700,000 people will attend the U.S. Open this year, and many are not native New Yorkers. If you’re in town to watch some tennis, whether you’ve been to the Big Apple before or not, you’re probably looking for some … Continued
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Tennis Tournament Tourism: Enjoy the Tradition of Wimbledon & the Unique Charm of London
Forget the World Cup, it’s time for the most prestigious tennis tournament of the year, Wimbledon. There’s nothing quite like traveling down to south London to get a glimpse of the tennis stars and mingle of with some like minded … Continued
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Tennis Tournament Tourism: Travel Around the Netherlands
The Topshelf Open, also known as Rosmalen Grass Court Championships, is another stop on the way to the grass court major Wimbledon. It takes place in Rosmalen, just one hour away from Rotterdam and Amsterdam. So, once you watch the … Continued
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Tennis Tournament Tourism: Explore Germany’s Most Populated Area
In between two major events, the French Open and Wimbledon, some of men on the ATP tour travel one more time to Germany to compete in the Gerry Weber Open from June 7th to 15th. With the access to four … Continued
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Tennis Tournament Tourism: Talk a Walk Through The City of Love
Finally, it is time for the years next Grand Slam: the French Open in Paris! French Open aside, Paris is a city that should be on your travel list if it isn’t already. Even though top players such as Stanislas … Continued
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Tennis Tournament Tourism: Strasbourg at a Glance
Before heading over to Paris for the French Open next week, we want to get you in the right mood for the french lifestyle by taking you on a trip to Strasbourg. The tennis starlets of the pro tour are … Continued
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Tennis Tournament Tourism: Rome
Rome is one of the most interesting cities to visit, even when the professional tennis players aren’t in town. Fortunately during these two weeks in May the ATP and WTA stars are in town to compete in the Internazionali BNL … Continued
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Tennis Tournament Tourism: Madrid
With the Mutua Madrid Open going on this week, you might get a chance to see top male and female tennis players walking around and exploring Madrid. Unfortunately, you won’t get the chance to see Novak Djokovic out on or … Continued
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Tennis Tournament Tourism: Munich
If ever in Europe, there are a number of cities in various countries you should make a point to visit. One of these cities is Munich, Germany. Best known for being the home to the world famous Oktoberfest, Munich offers … Continued
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