Emirates participated in Yannick Noah Day at Roland-Garros, welcoming a group of tennis-loving young athletes from Attrap’la Balle for a behind-the-scenes experience of the iconic stadium. The young participants toured the venue, explored the annex courts, and visited Emirates’ world-class hospitality suite—Salon 310 on Court Philippe-Chatrier, while also enjoying front row access to player practice sessions on the main courts and on-court entertainment.

This December, Jumeirah Maldives Olhahali Island invites guests to enhance their tennis game with world-renowned professionals at the resort’s highly anticipated LT Star Event. Taking place from 05 to 13 December 2023, the annual event provides guests of all skill levels with an opportunity to practice their game against a picturesque Maldivian backdrop, with one of tennis’ most talented couples.

On Sunday 27 November, Quito will host world no. 2 tennis player Rafa Nadal, and no. 4, Casper Ruud. The elite athletes will follow a packed schedule of events as they explore the Ecuadorian capital.

At the US Open tournament, which is likely to be the last competition of her illustrious pro tennis career, Serena Williams was asked what she was going to do next. She turned to the TV cameras and shouted: “I’m going to Disney World!”

Dubai has repeatedly proven its capability of successfully hosting world-class events, including Expo 2020, the largest event ever held in the Arab world. In fact, during the six months of the Expo 2020 (October 2021-March 2022), Dubai hosted more than 30 international sports events, including the men’s and women’s Rugby World Cup qualifiers, cricket’s Twenty20 World Cup, and the European Tour’s ‘Race to Dubai’ finale, the DP World Tour Championship.