Do you sell tickets?
Tickets, credentials, and access depend on each event’s official channel and availability. We tell you what is possible before any proposal.
The tournament is the reason. You choose the length of the trip.
Watching a tennis tournament is the reason for the trip, with a duration chosen by you. We plan around your available time: the court at the center, and the city, the table, and the rest around it.
Talk to NomadePlanning the tournament days
We can organise just the tournament days or combine the event with other experiences if you wish.
We spread the trip so that court days live alongside city days.
How we plan the trip
- The tournament and the round
- Early rounds, quarterfinals, or the final: the experience and the logistics change a lot. We tell you what each stage offers.
- The match days
- We choose which days are worth it and which stay free.
- The city
- What to do between sessions, near the tournament site.
- The extension
- Optional experiences in the region, if you want to extend your trip.
Windows for upcoming trips
The four Grand Slams are the most common starting point. Other tournaments can also be the center of a trip, and we talk about those too.
Australian Open
Melbourne, Australia
January 11–31, 2027
First Grand Slam of the year, in the middle of the southern summer. The first week is opening week; the main draw starts on January 17.
Official site ↗Roland-Garros
Paris, France
May 17 – June 6, 2027 (check the official site)
Played on clay courts. The first week is qualifying.
Official site ↗Wimbledon
London, England
June 28 – July 11, 2027 (check the official site)
Played on grass courts, with play on the middle Sunday too.
Official site ↗US Open
New York, USA
About August 30 – September 12, 2027 (to be confirmed)
Played on hard courts at Flushing Meadows. Sources differ on the last day.
Official site ↗
2027 dates researched on October 8, 2026. Where it says “check” or “to be confirmed,” sources differ or there is no official announcement yet. Always confirm on the official site before planning. Being on this list does not mean tickets, spots, or a trip are on sale.
Mistakes we help you avoid
- Not allowing for schedule changes when organising arrivals, departures and transfers.
- Choosing lodging far from the venue without counting the commute on match days.
- Leaving lodging until after you get the ticket: near the tournament, it sells out first.
Questions that always come up
Can I go just for the event, for two or three days?
The duration is planned around your available time and what you want to experience.
When should I start planning?
As early as possible. Events have fixed dates, and lodging and transport near those dates tend to sell out first.
Which tournament is in your plans?
Tell us which tournament, which round you want to see, who is going with you, and whether you have been before.
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